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*American Airlines: American has a large number of daily MD-80 flights to its hubs. The 757 is used on long-haul flights to JFK and BOS as well as a few of its flight to DFW. Chances are best for seeing American's 757s in the morning and early afternoon. | *American Airlines: American has a large number of daily MD-80 flights to its hubs. The 757 is used on long-haul flights to JFK and BOS as well as a few of its flight to DFW. Chances are best for seeing American's 757s in the morning and early afternoon. | ||
**American Eagle: American Eagle operates many flights using the ERJ-140 and Saab 340B throughout the day. | **American Eagle: American Eagle operates many flights using the ERJ-140 and Saab 340B throughout the day. | ||
*Continental Airlines: The 737-800 is the mainstay of Continental's operations at SAN, but spotters may occasionally see the 737-300, 737-700, or 737-900 instead. During peak times of the year, such as during the holidays, a few late night arrivals and early morning departures may be operated by the 757-200. | *Continental Airlines: The 737-800 is the mainstay of Continental's operations at SAN, but spotters may occasionally see the 737-300, 737-700, or 737-900 instead. During peak times of the year, such as during the holidays, a few late night arrivals and early morning departures may be operated by the 757-200. | ||
*Delta Air Lines: 737-300, 757-200, 767-200, 767-300, MD-90 | *Delta Air Lines: Delta operates a varied fleet in San Diego, most of which may be seen in the old as well as current livery. Spotters may see the 737-300, 737-800, 757-200, 767-200, 767-300, and MD-90 here. Perhaps of greatest interest are the daily 767-200 and MD-90 flights, both of which arrive after dark but which depart at approximately 9:05AM and 9:10AM respectively. Throughout November, the "Spirit of Delta" has been making visits to SAN at least twice a week and spotters have a good chance of catching it during the morning departures. It, along with Delta's remaining 767-200s, is scheduled to be retired in December. | ||
**Delta Connection (Atlantic Southeast Airlines): CRJ-700 | **Delta Connection (Atlantic Southeast Airlines): A daily CRJ-700 flight arrives at 5:50PM and departs at 6:30PM. | ||
**Delta Connection (SkyWest Airlines): CRJ-200 | **Delta Connection (SkyWest Airlines): The CRJ-200 is operated daily on a mid-morning and a mid-afternoon flight. | ||
*Frontier Airlines: A318, A319 | *Frontier Airlines: A318, A319 | ||
*Hawaiian Airlines: 767-300 | *Hawaiian Airlines: 767-300 | ||