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The nose is one of the most distinguishing objects on the human face. A beautiful nose makes the face, and millions if not billions of dollars are spent every year on “nose jobs” better known as rhinoplasty.
Today, though, we present three noses of a different kind. A Boeing 777, an Airbus A320, and a Boeing 737. Which nose do you think looks the best? Share your thoughts via a comment.
This is the nose of British Airway’s Boeing 777-200ER G-YMMS. A fairly full cockpit, but it appears quite an empty business class cabin.
The business class section of Jet Airways Boeing 737-700 VT-JNG looks quite full, thanks to the surging Indian economy.
Value carrier IndiGo enjoys one the highest passenger load factors in India as seen in this close-up of their Airbus A320-232 VT-INP. The passenger in seat 3F was sure wondering what we photographers were up to, while his fellow traveller in 5F was catching a quick nap in the early morning.
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