/r/airplanes
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1. Title Flair is required
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2. No links to external pictures as posts
To avoid links to certain sites, it is only allowed to upload pictures via reddit directly or via Imgur. Simple links to common airplane databases are only allowed when they are used in the context of a discussion/question. They may not be used as standalone posts.
/r/airplanes
Allah Akbaaaa . . . Yikes!
Sent this to a buddy who was an A-10 Demonstration pilot and he loved this one! Anyone know where we can get a high res copy of this?
America hot after its victory in the fist word war can be shown displaying there new fighter jets as proof of dominance and victory in the future remaining a global power
A historically significant, and rare photograph capturing an early F-14A model Tomcat during trial runs. Historically educated and observant fans will notice a photoshopped item in the picture...it is common knowledge that the 6 pounder 1841 Model Gun, the workhorse of Mexican War, was considered obsolete by the time of the Civil War.
Image courtesy of: Ye Old Grumman Iron Works
Shared by my good buddy at Sierra Hotel Aeronautics
Wizzair Airbus A321-231 from TIA landing in BGY runway 28
Noticed these three planes seemingly flying together. I work at a walmart extremely close to the Erie airport, and I hear planes throughout the day, but I've never seen this. It's a rather small airport, and I don't know how many planes land and depart in an hour, but this seems odd to me. Can anyone explain?
Hey does anybody know what the notes are that the airplane does with the dinging sound?
If it’s good enough for my car…
Was on aircraft, now a model for learning.
Shared with me by good friend Brian Shul long before he passed away last year on May 20, 2013 "The lady in the long black dress, she would only dance with a few, but you better know the steps." Brian Shul - SR-71 Pilot.
Brian would often go up with tanker crews on his days off to take photos of the SR-71 Photograph by Brian Shul •
An OV-10 Bronco of the Philippine Air Force