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N960WN — Boeing | TailPhotos

N960WN — Boeing

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N960WN — Boeing

0 views Taken Nov 30, 2024·Uploaded Nov 30, 2024

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#boeing 737 #light jet #twin turbofan #southwest airlines livery #split scimitar winglets #landing gear extended #in flight #blue red yellow paint #airliner #approach configuration

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