Shut the F*#k up doug, you are annoying as hell
Written on 17/11/2023 by Joe Lewis
First time I've ever seen an F-16 with its own windsock...
Written on 17/11/2023 by Bob Wolff
Uwe stays up late so we don't have to. Thanks, Uwe. Another beauty.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Bob Wolff
Great macro Oliver!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Diana Rose
Perfecto!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Diana Rose
Beautifully curvacious.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Diana Rose
Great photo!
Written on 17/11/2023 by James Westbury Sr.
@Doug: Phew! There for a second I thought you weren’t going to be bitching this week!
Written on 17/11/2023 by masonite
@jrgp1: No, they’re not also B738.
Written on 17/11/2023 by masonite
@jrgp1: No, they’re not also B738.
Written on 17/11/2023 by masonite
TYVM, Dave. We are fortunate to have RVF launching service here, especially because AAY is (yet AGAIN!) going to pull out of RNO, FFT already left RNO, JSX will soon reduce the number of RNO route runs, AAL dumped its RNO-ORD service quite a while ago, AHA disappeared back when when ExpressJet folded its tent, and Spirit is getting ever closer to Death's Door. But, on a (potentially) exciting note, rumors are swirling that RNO may see another airline .... a long-established one ... take a gamble here. If so, it will only be one new service route, but it will be one EVERYBODY here wants (fingers crossed).
Written on 17/11/2023 by Gary Schenauer
Greg >> Deliberately omitted (as are any other of my posted pics that do not show a reg number) because the pics are being displayed in the FA gallery. During initial posting, reg numbers are only included if the reg is visible and readable in the photo anyway.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Gary Schenauer
Spent some tine with Marine Air Group 13 at Chu Lia in the late 1960s. Four Squadrons of F-4s, VMFA-115, 214, 232, 323. Lots of noise in the mornings when they were launching. Very impressive.
Written on 17/11/2023 by James Driskell
Doug Irvin: did you make this silly rule?
Written on 17/11/2023 by Tom Jeter
Reminds me of the Reno Air Races in the 70s with Mike Loaning and his beatiful P-51. Thanks for the memory.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Terrence Gabriel
The shot would just happen to be in Boston!
Written on 17/11/2023 by richard massey
Either the windows are very clean or you're going to want to roll them up. Its about to get a bit drafty in there.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Roger Vazquez
Beautifully scanned - AC is perfectly still - only the rest of the universe is moving.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Matt Smith
Definitely a P-51A - A-36's have 50 cal. 'chin' guns.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Perry Rotzell
Look at all those training flights!
Written on 17/11/2023 by themold
I'm not crazy about T tail aircraft.
Written on 17/11/2023 by themold
Baltimore Colts owner's jet?
Written on 17/11/2023 by Mark Hanneman
Fantastic photo and a history lesson at the same time!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Keith Brown
US Airways A321s. Pretty uncomfortable plane. Good IFE - if you have your ipad. .
Written on 17/11/2023 by jrgp1
With that horseshoe on the tail, it can't fly inverted. Bad luck! LOL!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Keith Brown
B738M are also B738. They are not B737, A321 or whatever.
Written on 17/11/2023 by jrgp1
B738M are also B738. They are not B737, A321 or whatever.
Written on 17/11/2023 by jrgp1
N709TW has been parked in Victorville CA for over three years now. Apparently Delta erased it from its inventory.
Written on 17/11/2023 by jrgp1
Like the wing sock in pic John.......
Written on 17/11/2023 by ken kemper
HI Renato, no this is the 600 airbus plane delivered since 1976, in Hamburg, for Lufthansa!!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Uwe Zinke
Is this the 600th A320neo produced?
Written on 17/11/2023 by renato basso
Thank you Diana!!
Written on 17/11/2023 by Uwe Zinke
5 STARS
Written on 17/11/2023 by renato basso
#13 is the North Amarican A-36 Apache. The North American A-36 was the ground-attack/dive bomber version of the North American P-51 Mustang, from which it could be distinguished by the presence of rectangular, slatted dive brakes above and below the wings. A total of 500 A-36 dive bombers served in the Mediterranean
Written on 17/11/2023 by a mentor
see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_A-36 for details
ICAO type designator is BCS3.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
Look at the activity log below: the proper code is J328.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
B744-- the only 747 model with winglets. Interesting that this 747F has a side cargo door in addition to the nose access.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
B38M, not B738. It's easily found in the activity log.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
B38M, not B738. It's easily found in the activity log.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
The ICAO type designator for a Tomark SD-4 Viper is SD4
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
PA44
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
Boarding bridge not used, so it doesn't matter, perhaps?
Written on 17/11/2023 by Samuel Bixler
Picture of the week.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Al Miller
Interesting that he has fairing and wheel cover on the front landing gear but not on the mains.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Paul Wisgerhof
1 word comes to mind, , , , "fluid"
Written on 17/11/2023 by Dan Chiasson
Dynamic, almost wartime era looking shot of an Allison powered P-51 that you don't get to see to often.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Tim Segulin
Wonderful shot of an aircraft that looks well suited for its tasks.
Written on 17/11/2023 by Dan Chiasson
@Jean-Marc, , , , and the C-130? et le C-130?
Written on 17/11/2023 by Dan Chiasson
@Jean-Marc
Written on 17/11/2023 by Dan Chiasson
As a suggestion, and not that I necessarily disagree with you, but you may want to save your political commentary to other more fluid social media venues (X). À titre de suggestion, et non pas que je sois nécessairement en désaccord avec vous, mais vous souhaiterez peut-être enregistrer vos commentaires politiques sur d'autres réseaux sociaux plus fluides (X)
