Shalom and greetings all my pals,Here is beautiful historic flight from KIAH George Bush Intercontinental Airport located between Interstate 45 and U.S. Highway 59 about 23 miles north of Downtown Houston to Eastern airline's most famous and most lucrative destination KMCO Orlando International Airport located six miles southeast of the central business district of Orlando.A300B4-200 loaded with parents and happy kids being pushed back from gate in this screenshot that is specially edited to demonstrate authenticy of Kodak photo faded after 30 yearsLeaving passenger apron to enter into taxiway NB to taxi to short of runway 15LTaxiing on taxiway NBEntering into runway 15LAirport control tower view of the plane entering into runway for take off via VUH3 departureAirborne on climb to FL350 heading to VUH in this screenshot edited to show authentic manner of Kodak photo that is fading away after 30 yearsIntercepting VUH above city of Galveston during climb to FL350 and head across Gulf of Mexico to LEVPassing KGLS Scholes International Airport located three miles southwest of downtown Galveston You can see the road running along beach coast which is called Seawall Blvd road and you also can see on tip of left wing the plane a major highway called Gulf Freeway route number 45 that will take you to Galveston Causeway leading to mainland TexasCruising at FL350 Look at so perfect and realistic livery with dirt details!!Because of regulations of the forum for limit of 10 screenshots per post, please go to this link to view rest of gorgeous flight as seen on this hyperlink: http://vatil.org.il/vatil/board/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=39612Thank you for viewing and please stay tuned for next exciting flight.Regards,Aharon

Great shots and story Aharon!I've actually flown on an Eastern A300 (an L1011 and 727 as well). I think it was from KJFK to KMCO. I also worked at Disney World as a teenager growing up in Orlando. :Shocked:I like the paint job too! :LMAO:Regards,Steve Dra

Shalom Steve,hheheheh I am sure you would recognize who painted that plane:):):)Thanks for kind words!!Regards,Aharon