Photos of the Week: Sea Plane Views
Nonstop flights from PIT invite passengers to gaze over azure waters
By Ariel Gordon
Published July 15, 2024
Read Time: < 1 min
Imagine flying over a large body of water in a sea plane from Key West.
Phil Kocher captured this beautiful photo of Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas National Park, located 70 miles west of Key West, surrounded by stunning, crystal-clear waters.
For those enticed by this breathtaking scene, Pittsburgh International Airport offers low-cost and nonstop flights to Key West through Allegiant. Visitors can access Dry Tortugas National Park via seaplane or ferry from Key West.
Our second photo was taken by Nolan Merulli, who snapped a photo of a Southwest Boeing 737-700. Merulli was able to capture this compelling image from underneath the aircraft, focusing on the heart of the plane.
The bold colors of the Southwest — blue, silver, yellow and red — make a striking statement in the sky.
Thank you, Phil and Nolan, for capturing these memorable photos!
Our readers continue to pass along shots of unique aircraft, international airports, historical events, gorgeous views, and even family vacation photos for this feature. We love them! Keep them coming — you can click here for submission guidelines.
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A Southwest 737-700 passes overhead while landing. (Photo submitted by Noah Merulli)
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