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Down the road you are directly the airport fence, will loose some overview, but will gain views of the apron (including the military apron) as well as about half of the runway. It is possible to park a few cars there. <br> | Down the road you are directly the airport fence, will loose some overview, but will gain views of the apron (including the military apron) as well as about half of the runway. It is possible to park a few cars there. <br> | ||
As you are west of the airport, the sun will not bother photography. | As you are west of the airport, the sun will not bother photography. | ||
I have created a map of the spotting locations | |||
[http://www.example.com Aircraft spotting Malaga LEMG AGP] | |||
If you wish to see aircraft parked on the North ramp these can be seen from the new car park top floor. For General aviation a visit to the museum (open Mon-Sat 1000-1400) will give an excellent view of the GA ramp. Otherwise a car is required to get a decent view or photos. My personal preference is by the military ramp (which has few visitors) where a clear view can be had of all movements on the south side. Reading registration in the GA area is difficult unless you have a good scope or bins (at least x70)due to the almost constant heat haze. For photos I would recommend at least a 150mm. (updated Aug 2013) | |||
==Locations to Avoid== | ==Locations to Avoid== |
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