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N672AA — Twin-engine aircraft | TailPhotos

N672AA — Twin-engine aircraft

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N672AA — Twin-engine aircraft

0 views Taken Sep 11, 2024·Uploaded Sep 11, 2024

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#exterior-right #on runway #full exterior #airliner #twin engine jet #retractable gear #tricycle gear #winglets #underwing engines #bare metal fuselage #polished aluminum #white tail

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