/r/airplanes
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/r/airplanes
Aircraft owners- this is the subreddit for you. In here you can discuss anything regarding the ownership of your aircraft. Owning an aircraft can come with many stories to be told. This is the place to tell it. It is a brand new subreddit that I feel has great potential to become a good one. r/AircraftOwners
Was at the Cap1 lounge and saw this out the window…
There’s clearly a keyhole there so at some point a human would have to put a key in it, right? If so, how does that reconcile with the warning that indicates effectively no humans should be in that area? Do they mean no standing on the engine or the fin? Any insights would be appreciated, thanks!
Hi, my local is Dublin Airport. I am looking for a used, super budget (£150) dslr with lens from eBay. Any suggestions? Using for landings, No cruising altitudes.
This phenomenon on the night sky caught my eye recently. The video is taken looking west about an hour or so after sunset, which makes me wonder if it could be an airplane contrail catching the sunlight. Another thought was that it could either be a comet or rocket launch, but I haven't heard of any currently visible comets, and there are no rocket launch sites near this location (SEA region) AFAIK.
This phenomenon on the night sky caught my eye recently. The video is taken looking west about an hour or so after sunset, which makes me wonder if it could be an airplane contrail catching the sunlight. Another thought was that it could either be a comet or rocket launch, but I haven't heard of any currently visible comets, and there are no rocket launch sites near this location (SEA region) AFAIK.
Does anybody know what type of craft this is?
This is in Roblox Military Tycoon but I figure it might be on real planes. In game it appears on the AC130 and B1. Is it a paint decal, does it have a meaning?
Whether its your favorite plane facts or spotting tips, anything is welcome! Gimme all the knowledge 😁