Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 · N778SW

About This Photo

The primary subject is a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700, easily identified by the large "Southwest.com" lettering on the blue fuselage and the distinctive red, yellow, and blue vertical stabilizer tail design. The aircraft is oriented facing forward, taxiing on a lighted concrete taxiway with the nose gear and main gear wheels clearly visible on the ground. The engine fans are stationary, indicating the plane is moving slowly or preparing for taxi. The front cockpit windows and multiple passenger windows are visible, along with the aircraft's winglets at the wingtip. In the background, there are commercial buildings, green trees, and a railroad with several freight tank cars. The scene appears to be set at a medium-sized airport with a flat taxiway and runway environment. The lighting suggests the photo was taken in clear daylight with bright sunshine, likely mid-afternoon. The sky is mostly clear with a few wispy clouds, and no other planes, vehicles, or personnel are present in the immediate vicinity around the aircraft. Keywords: commercial airliner, jet engine, winglet, taxiway markings, airport runway, freight train, tankers, clear blue sky, mid-afternoon light, passenger windows, taxi lights, nose cockpit, aircraft wheels, vertical stabilizer, aviation livery, terminal buildings, grass field, urban airport environment, aviation ground markings, airline branding. -- Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 N778SW DFW airport KDFW airport Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, USA f4BOejzVmTT3kJiwTofr.jpeg Tejas Bhatia December 0, 05/14/2020