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China Eastern Airlines Boeing 777-39P(ER) (B-2022) | Photo 92183

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Photo ID 92183, uploaded November 30, 2015

New one taxiing over to TBIT. (5D2 + 100-400L)

Los Angeles - International (LAX / KLAX) - California, United States

Photo taken: November 22, 2015

Operator: China Eastern Airlines
Type: Boeing 777-39P(ER)
Registration: B-2022
Serial: 43274/1321

Category: Civil Aircraft - Airliner
Marked as: Dawn/dusk/night

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Comments on this photo:

ShanwickOceanic30 Nov 15, 22:28

That light is stunning. Shame about the "livery"...

vikkyvik30 Nov 15, 23:08

Yup. Although I didn't find their previous one much better...

ShanwickOceanic01 Dec 15, 13:38

The last one was a mess, but at least it was half-way interesting. This looks like they'll be bankrupt and the plane back with the lessor by the weekend.

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