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Lego F16C Polish air force

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2024/12/01
12:47 UTC

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Why did this plane do such a a short flight?

A massive 777 went from Gatwick to Heathrow for what? I’m so confused…

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2024/12/01
12:28 UTC

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VIP & BIZ Jets Monthly Review Compilation November 2024 11/24

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2024/12/01
11:26 UTC

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Does anyone know what is happening in this video?

I was on a flight from Barcelona to Paris and took this video of a plane that we passed. It looks like there is black smoke coming from the other plane. Why is this?

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2024/12/01
09:21 UTC

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Ah yes..

1990s: let’s make a stealth fighter! 1970s let’s make a 747 into a missile carrier!

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2024/12/01
07:22 UTC

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What kind of plane is this?

This is my dad standing next to his plane he owned for a while before buying a jet. I was about 9-10 years old at the time. I’m not sure what kind this is but before he owned this plane, he owned several King Air’s. He loved King Airs.

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2024/12/01
07:15 UTC

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Retired machines parked away from terminal

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2024/11/30
22:31 UTC

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Beautiful 😍

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2024/11/30
15:45 UTC

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Mt. Rainer

Brandon Butler flying by Mt. Rainer, looks a little different from that angle.

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2024/11/30
05:43 UTC

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Watermelon

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2024/11/29
20:40 UTC

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Flying over Bloomington, IN

7 jets have flown over me in the past 5 minutes. What are they? They’ve been flying in pairs. Heading SE

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2024/11/29
20:03 UTC

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Mig-21 in my college!

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2024/11/29
15:50 UTC

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What plane is this?

I didn't get a chance to stop and read the sign as I was just passing through. It originally struck me as a Mirage F1, but I'm not sure now that I look at it.

37 Comments
2024/11/29
15:15 UTC

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Please help! What airline could this be?

These are all the photos I have from the flight. it was a direct flight *I think* from LROP Bucharest to MDLR la romana airport in dominican republic. on march 11 2022. Pls pls help!!!!

https://preview.redd.it/wt1ybog8yp3e1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=e5e296e6304bc3e55a776334f64498afa62fec7e

https://preview.redd.it/4wan0d99yp3e1.png?width=3024&format=png&auto=webp&s=05fefb71958996b15a5f3c69afee16a1712bcf27

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2024/11/28
22:30 UTC

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Any high quality pictures of P3 Orions (American, ideally with the old high-vis color setup)

My father flew P3s back in the early 80s (VP49 out of Jacksonville, FL)..

He has some pictures back from then, but he's looking for some new pictures of the Orion. I've sent him a few I've found on here, but he's looking for something new and higher definition for his new laptop wallpaper. 4K screen, and I'd like him to have something better than 1080ps blown up or scans from 1983 pictures.

2 Comments
2024/11/28
21:54 UTC

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AirTrivia.com - Guess the departure, the destination, the aircraft model and the airline of the planes in the sky !

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2024/11/28
16:50 UTC

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Chopping Up a C-5

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2024/11/28
15:17 UTC

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This P-40N was the 15,000th fighter built by Curtiss. The aircraft bears the markings of all the air forces that operated the aircraft

12 Comments
2024/11/28
10:19 UTC

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What is this flying thing?

I was on board AC8845 from SFO to YVR today, somewhere in between California and Oregon, when I saw this 'thing' steaking southbound. What could plane could it be?

5 Comments
2024/11/28
02:59 UTC

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Dassault Falcon 50 from the Portuguese Air Force 17403 arrival at RAF Fairtford

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2024/11/27
17:21 UTC

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Just having a fun time

Which airport am I at

15 Comments
2024/11/27
16:35 UTC

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Overhead bins airplanes

Dimensions 19 1/4 H X 13in W x8 1/2 in D

Dimension ^^^^

I have a travel back pack would this fit in airplanes ?

I usually fly airbus , 737 the two engine one , and a Embraer 175 ?

1 Comment
2024/11/27
06:51 UTC

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What’s this tube?

Yellow hose thing. What’s it pressurizing into the plane?

76 Comments
2024/11/27
06:30 UTC

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Why are solar planes not catching on yet?

EDIT: I'm not talking about commercial flight. I'm talking about small recreational aircraft, like a glider that can power itself and keep going as long as there's sun.

Yesterday I watched videos about the world solar challenge (solar car race) and was absolutely mesmerized.

Then I wondered about the state of solar planes (and human powered aircraft), and found some data saying an ultralight human powered aircraft can stay in the air with as little as 250-300 watts (albeit very slowly, with high ratio wings). Seeing as you can get way more power than 300 watts out of a solar plane, why have solar planes not caught on? When I looked into it, they've existed for over a decade now! I would absolutely LOVE to see an airplane version of the world solar challenge! I bet with a really good efficient design like they have for the cars you could get some little solar planes going kinda speedy on pure solar power.

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2024/11/26
19:19 UTC

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The AN-124 Ruslan has landed at Harrisburg International Airport!

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2024/11/26
18:27 UTC

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Junkers Ju 52 aircraft take off and land on an ice field during the Stalingrad Airlift

1 Comment
2024/11/26
17:38 UTC

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