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Spotting in Taiwan – Taipei Airport

Posted by admin | Posted in Airport Spotting Guide, Asia, Taiwan | Posted on 23-07-2008

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Stefan Krause writes another report from his spotting experiences in Taiwan – this time from Taipei’s Taoyuan International Airport.

There is a mock-up control tower next to the museum at the airport. This offers probably the best views of movements, and both runways can be seen. It is closed on Mondays, however, and a good scope is needed for some aircraft.

If you have a car, a drive around the perimeter of the airport should allow you to log most aircraft on the ground.



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