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China Southern Airlines Boeing 777-21B(ER) (B-2056) | Photo 20809

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Photo ID 20809, uploaded February 23, 2013

Watch out for those flowers! Skyteam livery approaching 24R. (Rebel XS + 70-200 F4L)

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

Photo taken: April 16, 2012

Operator: China Southern Airlines
Type: Boeing 777-21B(ER)
Registration: B-2056
Serial: 27525/66

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

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Comments on this photo:

Nosedive23 Feb 13, 19:11

Those trees look like they're in tree-3! I REGRET NOTHING!

vikkyvik23 Feb 13, 21:35

What?

vikkyvik29 Apr 13, 05:59

I think I finally got it - you mean "tree-D", I assume.

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