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	International & Military together at IAH! A C-5 military transport plane diverted to IAH due to weather the night before. It spent the day in Houston, and headed back home that afternoon. Photographer: Andrew Broadfoot
	Plane spotting at sunset Garret Lockhart captures the last of the light in the late afternoon at IAH, as an ERJ departs runway 33. (2-3-2008) Photographer: Blair McFarlain
	Spotters at IAH! Plane spotters gathered at IAH to do what they do best! Left to right: Garret, Kevin, Suresh, Phil, Mark, Max Photographer: Andrew Broadfoot
	Thunderbirds! Thunderbird 6 performing high speed pass at WOH 2008 at the end of practice. Photographer: Kevin Hong
	Singapore Airlines August 2, 2008: Today is the first day that Singapore Airlines arrives and departs during the day. Prior to today, the only way to get a shot of Singapore was at night. Photographer: Blair McFarlain
	New Raffle plane unveiled! The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is continuing its success from its first raffle plane with a second one! This beautiful 1957 Cessna 172A makes a great candidate for this years raffle. Tickets are only $50. Go by or call the museum to pick yours up! www.1940AirTerminal.org Photographer: Blair McFarlain
	1947 Cessna 140 Raffle plane winner! Joe Montano of Pearland, TX, is the 1940 Air Terminal Museum's winner of our first plane raffle. Joe wasn't in attendance, but came over as quick as he could to claim his prize. Congratulations to Joe from all of us at HoustonSpotters! Photographer: Andrew Broadfoot
	Old & New Two Continental A300s wait at their gates in 1995 at IAH. Photographer: Michael Bludworth
	The Three Amigos Taken while waiting for Emirates' inaugural flight into Houston. Photographer: Daniel Santamaria
	Max's First SOLO! Max Tribolet (center) and his instructors, Scott McElroy and Alicia Boles stand in front of N17SJ. Max completed his first solo on Saturday May 3, 2008. All of us at HoustonSpotters extend a big congratulations to Max. He is well on his way to becoming a pilot! Photographer: Blair McFarlain