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Jun 13, 2022, 5:12 pm

Chasing Dreamliners

I rode to SJC Airport to get video of the British Airways 787 Dreamliner landing at San Jose for the first time since the 2020 lockdown.

Tweets from the ride:

One if by land, 2 if by sea, 787 if by air... OK, not quite how that went in 1775. But today @British_Airways resumed service from London to San Jose @FlySJC . It just landed. #aviation #travel #avgeek
https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536512197459062784

More pics from this evening's Dreamliner-chasing bicycle ride at #SanJose Airport #KSJC. #aviation #avgeek #cycling
https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536578333659365376

I snapped a quick zoomed-in picture through a briefly-opened guarded gate for a rare unobstructed view of a FedEx 767 being loaded at #SanJose Airport #SJC. This is from the bike lane on Airport Blvd, near its end at the airport perimeter bike trail. #aviation #avgeek #cycling
https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536579761870278656

I rode to SJC Airport to get video of the British Airways 787 Dreamliner landing at San Jose for the first time since the 2020 lockdown. Tweets from the ride: One if by land, 2 if by sea, 787 if by air... OK, not quite how that went in 1775. But today @British_Airways resumed service from London to San Jose @FlySJC . It just landed. #aviation #travel #avgeek https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536512197459062784 More pics from this evening's Dreamliner-chasing bicycle ride at #SanJose Airport #KSJC. #aviation #avgeek #cycling https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536578333659365376 I snapped a quick zoomed-in picture through a briefly-opened guarded gate for a rare unobstructed view of a FedEx 767 being loaded at #SanJose Airport #SJC. This is from the bike lane on Airport Blvd, near its end at the airport perimeter bike trail. #aviation #avgeek #cycling https://twitter.com/ikluft/status/1536579761870278656
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By: KO6YQ
Started in: San José, CA, US
Distance: 12.5 mi
Selected: 12.5 mi
Elevation: + 238 / - 232 ft
Moving Time: 00:58:48
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Departed: Jun 13, 2022, 5:12 pm
Starts in: San José, CA, US
Distance: 12.5 mi
Selected distance: 12.5 mi
Elevation: + 238 / - 232 ft
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Total Duration: 01:40:20
Selection Duration: 6020
Moving Time: 00:58:48
Selection Moving Time: 00:58:48
Stopped Time: 00:41:32
Max Speed: 22.3 mph
Avg Speed: 12.8 mph
Pace: 00:08:01
Moving Pace: 00:04:42

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