Southwest - Over 700 Unique Planes Photographed

I'm on a quest to photograph every Southwest Airlines plane.  It's a tough task to accomplish because it's a moving target.  For example, I've photographed multiple -300 series planes that are no longer in service.  I've also photographed many -700 series that have been taken out of service.  However, I never photographed all of their -700 series planes.  So at some point in time, I'll hopefully be able to say that I've photographed all active planes, but that will change soon thereafter.  

I've now photographed 702 unique Southwest Airlines planes, of which 437 are -700 series, and 189 are -800 series, and 91 are Max 8s.

Arizona One

Louisiana One

 

Southwest, Southwest, Southwest

I tested positive for Covid again, on Thanksgiving Day as a matter of fact, and I've been sequestered to the basement ever since.  I'm running out of things to do.  I don't feel terrible, but I also don't feel great.

I found remembered about this blog that I wrote years ago and started going through past posts.  I was a funny guy!

My hobby time is now mostly consumed with airplanes.  It used to be consumed with politics, but now I HATE politics.  Both sides suck.

So since I am all about airplanes now, here are some Southwest planes.  Southwest Airlines dominates BWI.  

To date I've photographed 641 unique Southwest Airlines planes, including 424 -700 series, 180 -800 series, and 52 Max 8s.  If you didn't go to Baltimore City Public Schools, you'll quickly know that this doesn't sum to 641. I also had the pleasure of photographing one -500 series, and three -300 series.

Southwest has 813 active planes, including 393 -700s, so I'm not sure which ones I missed, but I know I've photographed more than are now active.  There are 207 -800 series, so 27 planes away from photographing all of them.  And there are currently 213 active Max 8s.  There are also some Max 7s on order.  I can't wait to see those!