For over four decades I have been a rail and bus photographer.
However, during this time I have aimed the lens at other subjects, be they different transportation, scenery, buildings and other bollocks.
Given these do not really fit the scope of my other sites, I felt compelled to set up a new site so as to inflict my other photographic garbage upon the world.
While primarily Philippine and Australian content, there will be the occasional forays into Fiji and Hong Kong. Perhaps other locations should the current pandemic ever allow it.
So sit back and enjoy, or hate, even be indifferent. That choice is purely up to you.

Official Home Of the 'Brad N Virls Adventure Series' - Images are copyright, so contact us if you would like to use any photos on your site/video! (We don't bite)


Tuesday 17 September 2024

2010: MIA/NAIA AIRPORT ACTION

 





This day was somewhat of a bonus for us.
We headed to the airport in the morning to get our flight back to Sydney.
However, as luck would normally have it, we encountered a huge amount of traffic and arrived at the terminal just in time to see our plane heading off into the blue.
After a period of panic, we headed to the 'Philippine Airlines' office to see what we could do.
To their credit, they rebooked us four days later, and at zero cost to us. One of the reasons they are my preferred airline.
With a bonus of four days, I was determined to make the very most of it. This started with a taxi trip down to Barangay Multinational which is located at the very end of the main runway.
A great morning was had (if you overlook the security guards with delusions of grandeur) before moving on to Sucat railway station for a train home.

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RP-C8603 - Philippine Airlines - A319-112
Scrapped 2021 - 14.3 years old.
Photo: Brad Peadon


RP-C3223 - Philippine Airlines - A320-214
Now stored with Allegiant Air (USA).
Photo: Brad Peadon


RP-C3230 - Philippine Airlines - A320-200
Now stored with Allegiant Air (USA).
Photo: Brad Peadon



RP-C8612 - Philippine Airlines - A320-200
Still in service with PAL.
Photo: Brad Peadon


N423CA - Evergreen - Cessna Skyhawk
Still in service.
Photo: Brad Peadon


A9C-KI - Gulf Air - A330-200
Still in service with Azul (Brazil).
Photo: Brad Peadon




RP-C8896 - Zest Air - Xi'an MA60
Situation unknown.
Photo: Brad Peadon



RP-C7257 - Cebu Pacific - ATR 72
Currently stored.
Photo: Brad Peadon


RP-C7257 - Cebu Pacific - ATR 72
Currently stored.
Photo: Brad Peadon



HZ-AIY - Saudi Arabian - B747-400
Scrapped during August 2017.
Photo: Brad Peadon



HZ-AIY - Saudi Arabian - B747-400
Scrapped during August 2017.
Photo: Brad Peadon




RP-C2226 - Beech B300 King Air 350
Nickel Asia-World Aviation Corporation
Still operating.
Photo: Brad Peadon



RP-C3242 - Cebu Pacific - A320-200
Currently 9H-LOI with Lauda Europe.
Photo: Brad Peadon


RP-C8897 - Zest Air - A320-232
2013: AirAsia Zest.
2015: Stored. 
2016: Scrapped.
Photo: Brad Peadon



RP-C8609 - Philippine Airlines - A320-200
Still in service with PAL.
Photo: Brad Peadon



B-KPM - Cathay Pacific - B747-400
Now A7-BOA with Qatar Airways.
Photo: Brad Peadon

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Video Above: Planes of Taguig in Manila.

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Onyo Artocillo, Royce Paglinawan, Kuya Pia, David Xuereb.
& the usual idiotic security guards.

planespotters.net
jetphotos.com

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Check out our new Link Tree site above for all our aviation websites and groups.
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The wife asked me if we could have some quiet while she cooked dinner. 
So I took the battery out of the smoke alarm!!









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