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The Jet as Art

Jeffrey Milstein's photographs turn aviation technology into fine art.

  • By The Editors
  • AirSpaceMag.com, November 18, 2011
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Jeffrey Milstein


Seen from Milstein's perspective, the viewer gets just a hint of Southwest Airlines' canyon blue primary livery.

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-300
2-engine, narrow-body airliner
Length: 109 feet, 7 inches
Wingspan: 94 feet, 9 inches
Maximum takeoff weight: 139,500 lbs


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