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American Airlines Boeing 777-223(ER) (N772AN) | Photo 25642

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Photo ID 25642, uploaded May 1, 2013

AA going around while approaching 24R. The second of two go-arounds in a row. (50D + 70-200 F4L)

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

Photo taken: April 29, 2013

Operator: American Airlines
Type: Boeing 777-223(ER)
Registration: N772AN
Serial: 29580/198

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

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Comments on this photo:

JLAmber01 May 13, 11:39

Did you ask them to do a second go-around so you could get that effect again?

vikkyvik01 May 13, 17:13

Ha, no, just two shots of the same go-around, cause I couldn't decide which I liked better. The first go-around was Horizon.

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