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The Best Plane Spotting Happens Just Outside Of DC’s Restricted Airspace || Jaunted

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Posted on : 11-12-2009 | By : admin | In : Airport Spotting Guide, North America, USA
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The Best Plane Spotting Happens Just Outside Of DC’s Restricted Airspace || Jaunted

Jaunted has posted a nice piece about spotting at Washington Reagan National Airport in the USA. The Gravelly Point Park passes the end of the runway giving some spectacular views of departing aircraft at close range.

The park is popular with cyclists and walkers, and shouldn’t draw too much attention if you want to watch the movements – as that’s what most people are doing anyway!

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