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This one looks familiar...the angry Yellow Bull
were those both RW04L landing? 
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As written above the first imagerutger330 wrote: BTW: don't know if you know it but the reason for the Aerosur's visit? was it chartered or something?
It was operating for Pullmantur. Pullmantur bring hoards of spaniards for the cruise ships each year and the currently have an aircraft on C-check. The Aerosur usually arrives Madrid from Bolivia in the morning and then just sits there all day untill its evening departure. On this occasion it did the Pullmantur flight instead. Lets hope they pull of the same trick in two weeks time when they rotate the cruise ship passengers again.
Respect, the pannings are the best 
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