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Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-8H4 (N8318F) | Photo 10320

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Photo ID 10320, uploaded September 7, 2012

This one is for Phil. WN's -800. This one isn't even a month old: FF 08AUG12.

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

Photo taken: September 4, 2012

Operator: Southwest Airlines
Type: Boeing 737-8H4
Registration: N8318F
Serial: 36685/4143

Category: Civil Aircraft - Airliner

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Comments on this photo:

miamiair07 Sep 12, 10:35

ETOPS???

vikkyvik07 Sep 12, 15:37

You know, for all those over-water flights Southwest does....

ShyFlyer17 Sep 12, 23:13

I don't think I'll ever forget the moment I saw the double over-wing exits and thought: "Nuts!"

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