American Eagle Mitsubishi CRJ-200 · N724SK

Aspen-Pitkin County Airport/Sardy Field (ASE/KASE) · 05/06/2020

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The image shows an American Eagle regional jet taking off from a runway during daylight. The aircraft is a Bombardier CRJ-900 series, identifiable by its streamlined fuselage, winglets, and rear-mounted engines. The aircraft is angled upwards with the nose gear lifted off the ground and the main wheels just leaving the runway, showing an active takeoff phase. The livery features a white fuselage with "American Eagle" text prominently displayed in blue letters along the forward fuselage. The tail displays the American flag-themed stripes in red, white, and blue colors. The registration number "N724SK" is visible near the tail along with a small American flag. In the background, there are airport buildings and terminal infrastructure painted in beige and white, partially obscured by the aircraft. Various ground support vehicles and equipment are seen on the tarmac near the buildings, including a white vehicle and yellow barriers marking part of the runway area. The scene is set in a cold weather environment with patches of snow visible on the ground beyond the paved surface. The surrounding landscape includes brown, barren hills with sparse vegetation, indicating a dry or winter setting. The sky is mostly clear, allowing bright natural light to illuminate the scene with minimal shadowing, suggesting midday or early afternoon lighting. Keywords: Bombardier CRJ-900, regional jet, white fuselage, winglets, rear engines, airport terminal, takeoff, snow patches, tarmac, ground support vehicle, blue text, American flag stripes, beige buildings, yellow barriers, dry hills, sparse vegetation, clear sky, midday lighting, runway markings, aviation -- American Eagle Mitsubishi CRJ-200 N724SK ASE airport KASE airport Aspen-Pitkin County Airport/Sardy Field Aspen, Colorado, USA b8LN4DcVK8jhSpv3aoe8.jpeg Watts Brooks December 0, 05/06/2020

American Eagle Mitsubishi CRJ-200 ASE