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Is this the new way the salmon get up the Columbia River? LOL
Written on 25.04.2024 by David Plummer
Fantastic shot.
Written on 25.04.2024 by David Plummer
Given the VC-25A (aka Air Force One) has mid-air refueling capabilities, I wonder how often the Air Force does training for the two aircraft.
Written on 25.04.2024 by David Plummer
Very cool.
Written on 25.04.2024 by David Plummer
B-47E Stratojet 52-0275 at March Field Museum Ca
Written on 25.04.2024 by Alan Macdonald
tks Eric , best regards
Written on 24.04.2024 by Helio Bastos Salmon
RIP to the crew.
Written on 24.04.2024 by AURktman
Just saw you going overhead, near KPMU.
Written on 24.04.2024 by Toney Roberts
You were moving on ! Good sound
Nice Shot Jay. Love the Lears! The fighter jets of biz-jets!
Written on 24.04.2024 by John Giambone
Looking good John!
Written on 24.04.2024 by Jay Davis
The ICAO type designator is WACF. The manufacturer's model is YMF5.
Written on 24.04.2024 by 8literbeater
@adelma Definitely a 400. The wingtips are white so they blended in with the vertical stabilizer in the background. I had to look twice myself :-)
Written on 23.04.2024 by Kam Bahrami
Nice jet bruh
Written on 23.04.2024 by anthony geinopolos
Anyone know what Southwest calls this livery?
Written on 23.04.2024 by Christopher Windsor
NOT a Cessna Skylane. :)
Written on 23.04.2024 by Jay Davis
When did Gulfstream manufacture the F-86?
Written on 23.04.2024 by Vaughn Blue Jr
This is a StationAir II - not a Skyhawk
Written on 23.04.2024 by desertpilotjc
Similar situation when the President visits NYC, his Delaware home, and places he visits. I've seen 3 escorts with a tanker over NYC when the UN was having a big shindig last year. Tough one to spot and photograph at the same time. This shot a big 10 vote. Oh, I forgot members are still using the same outdated scale 0-5.
Written on 23.04.2024 by warmwynds
Wow, looks like it's still flying. Where did you catch this shot?
Written on 23.04.2024 by Tom Glass
This reminds me of 9-11 when the Air Force was running race tracks over NYC for weeks. You would look up and see the tanker at at least 30,000 feet and the little speck of a fighter would pull up for fuel.
Written on 23.04.2024 by Steven Felton
Scary times
Photo of an F-15E "Strike Eagle," based with the 48th Fighter Wing, RAF Lakenheath, the U. K.
Written on 23.04.2024 by C T Dubowicz
Thanks Richard
Written on 23.04.2024 by Tomás Del Coro
a nice shot !
Written on 23.04.2024 by FU GENG
Dang - that's impressive detail for using an extender. Optics have come a long way in the last ~50 years!
Written on 22.04.2024 by Robert Bryan
Nice photo Peter.
Does that bring back some memories. My logbook says I flew this one a few times with Air Midwest. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Thanks Sam.
Written on 22.04.2024 by joe johnson
Amazing shot the beast in the background
Written on 22.04.2024 by anthony geinopolos
Dennis Miller ~ Maybe if you look at it as a training flight, perhaps that is how they justified spending the money? Our pilots do need the training. In a case like this, it is a win-win (unless you as a taxpayer don't believe we need a military in this country)?
Written on 22.04.2024 by John Giambone
Great photo!! Cool seeing a field photo rather than at an airport / heliport!
Written on 22.04.2024 by Mi Ross
Great Line-up!
Written on 22.04.2024 by John Giambone
Thanks everyone. Please see my pics I will be posting over the next week from the Thunder over Louisville airshow from this past weekend. Got some great stuff coming up!
Written on 22.04.2024 by John Giambone
Nice for an old 35mm shot.
Written on 22.04.2024 by Tom Glass
Sharp looking jets. Are they part of a larger flight demo team?
Written on 22.04.2024 by Tom Glass
Thank you for a GREAT shot!
Written on 22.04.2024 by Richard Schmidt
Fantastic panning!
Written on 22.04.2024 by Shabbir Bashar
Canadian DEMO hornet
Written on 22.04.2024 by William Gilson
FAIRCHILD AFB
Written on 22.04.2024 by William Gilson
Aloha A Mentor! Thanks for your insightful comments.
Written on 21.04.2024 by Justin Smith
If you try to input this particular B-25 into FlightAware, it defaults to "TB-25." I don't know why and I tried to fix it but it keeps setting it to "TB-25."
In the list of aircraft to choose from on the drop down list, the North American B-25 defaults to "TB-25." There are no other "B-25" options. It does say, when you choose "TB-25" that it is a, "twin engine." My guess is it defaults to "TB-25" due to that.
If you do not like it or disagree with how FlightAware runs their website, I suggest you take it up with them and leave your snide comments to yourself before investigating. I, like pretty much everyone else here, is here to enjoy airplanes and their photos. I suggest you try to relax and do the same.
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Damn dude! Thats awesome!
Written on 21.04.2024 by Dave Sheehy
Magnificent photo
Written on 21.04.2024 by Jose Miguel Simo Marin
Looks like mama plan and baby plane!
Written on 21.04.2024 by Linda Nitzschke
RIP MU5735
Written on 21.04.2024 by Matt Du
逝者安息
This is my tail number now.
Written on 20.04.2024 by Dain Wyman
Shanaya Ronin Pushkarna (SRP)
Written on 20.04.2024 by Heemanshu Pushkarna
Thank you Tyler.
Written on 20.04.2024 by Steve Vit
Not a Cherokee! It’s a Tri- Pacer.
Written on 20.04.2024 by James V Jackson
Nice pic. Bet that sounded sweet.
Written on 20.04.2024 by David Calder
Great shot! My son is a Captain for Avelo, now home-based out of KMCO. He was one of the first Captains hired before their launch.
Written on 20.04.2024 by James Davis
"I believe that the money spent on that was not utilized in the best possible way. Perhaps, there are other ways that could have provided more value for the investment."
Written on 20.04.2024 by Dennis Miller
C-GTVV - Eurocopter AS-365N3 Dauphin
Written on 20.04.2024 by jesse kyzer
C-GTVV - Aerospatiale AS-365N-3 Dauphin 2
C-GTVV - M20P - Mooney M20J 201