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Plane spotting became a very popular hobby and even profession. It all started with just some pictures for private collections, but now plane spotters can easily sell their content for huge amount of money or post it in their social media and start earning money as influencers. Aviation keeps developing, new planes arrive every day to start flying in different companies, aviation businesses change their aircrafts’ liveries - and those are wonderful reasons to get a camera and go to the nearest airport to spot some planes.
But to get really cool pictures, you’ll need to choose some great locations. Your local airport may be the desired place for hundreds of other plane spotters with their cameras ready to picture landings and takeoffs of all planes. Also, it’s sometimes really hard to get good pictures near the majority of airports. So finding a good location is actually the key of success in plane spotting. And we don’t talk now about financial success, but about your inner feelings of accomplishment when you have a pack of wonderful pictures with rare planes taken from ideal angles.
Let’s start our journey through the hidden plane spotting locations throughout the world. And yeah, we won’t take into account places like Maho Beach in St. Maarten Island, because every single photographer knows it.
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