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ID: 1045882		Views: 125		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Boeing 737-43Q Aircraft Reg: SP-ENI MSN / CN: 28489 Operator: Enter Air (ENT) Picture Category: Jetliner		Location: Nottingham (East Midlands) (Castle Donington) (EMA / EGNX) Country: UK - England Date: 15th December 2012

						Photographer

						Steve Blood Contact Steve Blood

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: 'ENT3233' seen departing from EMA.

ID: 1039959		Views: 154		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Boeing 737-43Q Aircraft Reg: JA737F MSN / CN: 28492 Operator: Skynet Airlines (SI / SIH) Picture Category: Jetliner		Location: Tokyo - Haneda (HND / RJTT) Country: Japan Date: 17th September 2010

						Photographer

						Tom Moloney Contact Tom Moloney

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ID: 1032699		Views: 244		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Boeing 737-43Q Aircraft Reg: OO-VEP MSN / CN: 28489 Operator: Brussels Airlines (SN / DAT) Picture Category: Jetliner		Location: Rome - Fiumicino (FCO / LIRF) Country: Italy Date: 26th February 2009

						Photographer

						Ken Meegan Contact Ken Meegan

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ID: 1027587		Views: 264		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Boeing 737-43Q Aircraft Reg: OO-VES MSN / CN: 28493 Operator: SN Brussels Airlines (SN / SAB) Picture Category: Jetliner		Location: Madrid - Barajas (MAD / LEMD) Country: Spain Date: 12th May 2008

						Photographer

						Andrew Martin Contact Andrew Martin

Medium Picture		Large Picture		Comments: When the Brussels Airlines scheme was unveiled it had to be quickly ammended as the logo contained 13 spots and this was deemed unlucky! A smart business decision was made and the logo was changed to incorporate 14 spots instead!



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