Southwest exhibits that sharks actually can fly

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If you thought that flying sharks had been restricted to the fictional (and hilarious) world of Sharknado, assume once more. OK, I’m exaggerating, however Southwest Airlines is bringing sharks to the sky on 5 of its Boeing 737 plane.

To commemorate the 30th anniversary Shark Week on Discovery Channel, the airline painted the nostril sections of the plane with shark-themed paintings. Five completely different sharks are represented: Great White Shark, Hammerhead Shark, Tiger Shark, Bull Shark and Mako Shark.

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That’s one helluva flying shark.


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Though Shark Week runs July 22 to 29, the themed airliners will fly Southwest’s whole community by Aug. 31. You can monitor their places on FlightAware.com, which has changed the conventional inexperienced plane icons with crimson sharks. Just search for tail numbers  N470WN, N705SW, N961WN), N553WN and N947WN. (FlightAware’s iOS app does not seem to help this characteristic.)

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Happy flying to the sharks. Hopefully they don’t meet up with Frontier Airlines’s own shark-themed plane, “Finn the Tiger Shark.” There could be blood in the water.