More TORTURE YA HAPPY NOW!
Written on 18.03.2019 by Brian Wilkes
My sincerest apology, Angel. Got my "Royals" mixed up there!
Written on 18.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Many Thanx Hun and you're most welcome And it's Prince Charles, by the way
Written on 18.03.2019 by Angel Vee
Another well framed shot of Prince Phillip's A-330! 5 stars! Thanks for posting, Angel! Cheers!!
Written on 18.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Cool shot!
Written on 18.03.2019 by Paul Schantz
The 757 is the best looking airplane ever made. On the ground, it looks like it wants to fly. And in the air, doing what it wants to do. Magnificent plane!
Written on 18.03.2019 by charlie lange
@eric anstine; Eric is correct. The DC-2 had straight sides, while this has curves
Written on 18.03.2019 by jobeard
Before you try to hate on anyone make sure your spelling is correct. *TORTURE*.
Written on 18.03.2019 by Chris Collinsworth
I agree with Robert! Miss very much the "rocket" like takeoff performance....even in 100 deg F. heat! 5 stars here, Leland! Thank you for posting! Cheers!!
Written on 18.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Excellent shot of "FEDEX-ville"! Thanks Richard! Cheers!!
Written on 18.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Thanx David. You have me blushing
Written on 18.03.2019 by Angel Vee
I remember flying in those. A great plane, for the time. Lots of room, compared to the DC-9. I was sad to see them go...
Written on 18.03.2019 by Robert Cowling
My Dad's second airplane after the war. About two hours after my Dad said, "Don't tell Mom", I drew a picture from memory, and Mom asked, "Where'd you see that airplane?" If sparks flew, I didn't see them. ;) The 140 had a long antenna hanging from the vertical stabilizer, and was heavily detailed in my drawing.
Written on 18.03.2019 by robert kennington
After a series of five PBYs (that the government generously gave him to fly) his first airplane was a Grumman amphibian that he sold to Henry Ford II—and every of his seven later aircraft were all tail-draggers. 'Figures, I guess.
My Dad's second airplane after the war. About two hours after my Dad said, "Don't tell Mom", I drew a picture from memory, and Mom asked, "Where'd you see that airplane?" If sparks flew, I didn't see them. ;) The 140 had a long antenna hanging from the vertical stabilizer, and was heavily detailed in my drawing.
Written on 18.03.2019 by robert kennington
After a series of five PBYs (that the government generously gave him to fly) his first airplane was a Grumman amphibian that he sold to Henry Ford II—and every of his seven later aircraft were all tail-draggers. 'Figures, I guess.
It's swinging three-bladed props.
Written on 18.03.2019 by robert kennington
What does that say for new power?
RIP to the 157 people aboard Ethiopian Airlines B38M. Nice pitcure though... 5 stars are deserved :)
Written on 18.03.2019 by Mathéo BASSETTE
Wow !! 5 stars definetly !! Great job Andrew Amador.
Written on 18.03.2019 by Mathéo BASSETTE
thank you C.W.
Written on 18.03.2019 by Uwe Zinke
thank you Mike!!
Written on 18.03.2019 by Uwe Zinke
5* pal
Written on 18.03.2019 by Mathéo BASSETTE
What a nice shot !! 5*****
Written on 18.03.2019 by Mathéo BASSETTE
If you go to the rubric 'photos' I posted mine. It's the delta A350
Hope you'll like it :D
Written on 18.03.2019 by Mathéo BASSETTE
Just for future reference, AAL does not have B737's in their fleet. They only have B738's.
Written on 18.03.2019 by CT7567
Absolutely great artistic photograph - perfectly framed! I love it! Many thanks
Written on 18.03.2019 by David Apps
I learned to fly in the Sundowner. I always loved that plane. It was nice to fly something with 180 hp that also had room for my passengers.
Written on 17.03.2019 by Michael Gower
C.W. Reed... thanks!!! :-)
Written on 17.03.2019 by cliff731
C.W. Reed... this just might be the "follow me" cat! :-)
Written on 17.03.2019 by cliff731
Thrust reversers deploying before the nosewheel has settled!
Written on 17.03.2019 by Michael Gower
Great shot Uwe!
Written on 17.03.2019 by SFOSpotting
Wow! Thanks for the info, Angel!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Kansas University jet based out of Lawrence Kansas.
Written on 17.03.2019 by Willie Wonka
Thanx Reed. It was a special visit from Prince Charles of England and his wife to St Lucia.... March 17 2019
Written on 17.03.2019 by Angel Vee
That’s some serious suction there ..loved the C17
Written on 17.03.2019 by Michael Hoare
First time visitor to Logan
Written on 17.03.2019 by Derek Marshall
Never see this one in my area! Nice catch, Angel! Cheers!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
I agree with cliff! Wouldn't call it noisy by any means, but has it's own sound. Much like a small B-36!Thanks for posting, Guido! Cheers!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Hi cliff! Does have the periscope tail and is only missing a "Follow Me" sign! :) Cheers!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Thanx Leland
Written on 17.03.2019 by Angel Vee
Airport tarmac kitty???... resident airport parking ramp cat???... a feline "hanger queen"???... said cat has a "periscope" tail too...!!! :-)
Written on 17.03.2019 by cliff731
The Piaggio P180 Avanti "owns" a very distinctive "sound" signature too!!! :-)
Written on 17.03.2019 by cliff731
This a/c's FAA civil registration of N136SL was cancelled on 30 Mar 2015 after it was reported to be sold.
If I didn't know better, that looks like my next door neighbor's cat! However, E63 isn't in Indiana!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Great pic, Cameron! Cheers!!
Nice to see this. I flew on XRP, YSN-YEL back in the 80's when Newman Brothers owned it.
Written on 17.03.2019 by Lynette Filipov
Interesting composition; like the light and shadows.
Written on 17.03.2019 by PerryL
Another 5 star pic! This is a rare bird! Danke, Uwe!! Cheers!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
Nice shot Uwe!
Written on 17.03.2019 by mike prendergast
That's one of the nicest looking camo schemes on a Phantom. Nice pic!
Written on 17.03.2019 by PerryL
Excellent photo!
Written on 17.03.2019 by PerryL
Piaggio P180 Avanti
Written on 17.03.2019 by pn3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaggio_P.180_Avanti
Caught this one JUST as it got airborne! 5 stars for sure! Thanks again Gary! Cheers!!
Written on 17.03.2019 by C.W. Reed
