The thoughts of Adam Bednar
On our first full day in Las Vegas it was time to get some things done! The first step was to go to the Clark County Courthouse to get the marriage license. Luckily, Amanda, Jacob, and I got to do this step in style and took a limo. Our driver, Nelson, who is a photographer on the side was able to help document the event. This would be the certificate the officiant would sign and we would get a final copy mailed in ten days.
We stayed at Caesars Palace for the couple of days. It was our first time there and overall it was very nice. I grabbed a few shots during the checkin process before we headed across the street for dinner at Inn-N-Out.
I’m going to make a few posts about my recent trip, mostly because it was a very special one. I got married this week and I wanted to fully document it.
First up, let’s take a look at Southwest Boeing 737-800 N8671D which whisked us off to Las Vegas.
It was a fairly new plane which seems to be a trend for any flights I have to Las Vegas. Also note it was fairly cloudy and dreary in Columbus and the Las Vegas weather was set to be in the 80s, so it was nice to get away. One nice thing about Las Vegas is that flights are usually nonstop.
This week I was off to Houston for the first time ever. On this trip, I was scheduled to get a ride on my first Boeing 767 ever, but the weather had other plans. However, it was for the best because I ended up getting direct flights both ways. I guess there was a silver lining this time, but I still have that box to check and get on a 767.
The first flight was provided by United N88331. I was able to get some pictures of it coming into the gate.
On Friday, the weather in Columbus was actually nice for a change. So, before the weather decided we had too much of a nice thing and change on us, we took a walk downtown along the Scioto Mile. I grabbed a few pictures before it got too dark.
The first picture is of the Main Street Bridge, along with Miranova Place, and the CoverMyMeds building.
This past week, I made my first trip to Oklahoma. For this trip, American Airlines provided all of my flights.
My first flight was provided by CRJ-200 N262PS for a quick trip to Charlotte. I was supposed to have a quick connection here and was afraid I would miss it since the first flight was delayed 30 minutes, but my second flight had already been delayed. Here is N262PS after we landed in Charlotte. We did not have a jet bridge, so I was able to grab a great shot of it from the ground.
I was able to grab a few pictures during my recent trip to Memphis. This trip was a split of American Airlines and United Airlines.
On this trip, I was able to fly my first MD-83, at least from what I can remember. I might have flown one when I was younger, but back then I wasn’t as interested in the types of planes I was getting to fly. This plane has an interesting layout with 2 seats on the left side and three seats on the right side. Say hello to N9616G!
