DALLAS — Last week, STARLUX Airlines (JX) launched Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) flights, pushing TPE-SEA to 27 flights a week and making this route the most seats per destination for a week from Seattle.
Delta Air Lines (DL) and China Airlines (CI) both launched this route over the summer, meanwhile pushing EVA Air (BR) to ten flights a week, which has been serving this route for years.
Airways was there to capture the arrival of JX's Airbus A350-900 in all its glory.
003/007 STARLUX signs on the departures drive along with inside the terminal.
0010 The “AI Marshal” which now parks so many aircraft around the world.
The STARLUX A350-900 turning off after crossing over from 16L.
Coming towards S12 as the first truck begins its water canon salute!
Full water canon salute.
Shadow cast from the part of the fuselage that has come through the water.
Most of the aircraft passed the water canon salute.
First cans pulled off the aircraft.
STARLUX sitting at S12 with partner airline Alaska Airlines departing from SEA!
Containers offloaded from STARWALKER 32.
The paint on the winglets of this A350.
The pilots waved to the media after arriving in Seattle.
STARLUX CEO Gelnn Chai and Port Commissioner Sam Cho are showing off the gifts from one another at a ceremony to celebrate the new route.
Featured image: STARLUX appeared to be showing off its great-painted Airbus A350-900!
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