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This plane is not a P-68 as tagged.
Written on 02/10/2026 by D5EBbm3h2r
How many hours does B77w take to make just a single trip kindly
Written on 02/10/2026 by Redimah Dayah
This is the Cloud Dancer movie Arrow..
Written on 02/09/2026 by Dave Metzler
"I want to go play there"
Written on 02/09/2026 by Christoff du plessis
You just went over me!
Written on 02/08/2026 by Flightstalker6372
@Akebinko
Written on 02/08/2026 by Valeri Bessonov
According to Flight Radar, the An-225 Mriya, tail number UR-82060, returned to Gostomel from Denmark on February 5, 2022, and immediately underwent scheduled maintenance in one of the hangars. However, the work was never completed—according to some reports, on February 24, the An-225 was destroyed by Ukrainian artillery fire during an attempt by Ukrainian forces to recapture Gostomel airfield from Russian paratroopers, who had captured it without a single shot or casualties.
SWEET!!!
Written on 02/08/2026 by Robert Cargill
Good Plane!
Written on 02/08/2026 by doug staab
Awesome looking bomber! So sad that it doesn't fly anymore.
Written on 02/08/2026 by AVNATION YouTube
Beautiul bird!
Written on 02/08/2026 by AVNATION YouTube
Sad she’s gone. Hope they replace her with a bigger jet.
Written on 02/08/2026 by Nathan Lembke
I'd see them when they came to Glenview NAS in IL almost annually. a nice treat!
Written on 02/07/2026 by s2gesfan
Great picture. Great paint job
Written on 02/07/2026 by Ryan Basile
They were fantastic aircraft, changed aviation for sure. Too much technology all at once! Would have really advanced if Raytheon hadn't bailed out on us.
Written on 02/07/2026 by randmaretta
@Id Rocketeer and you - your fictions! Strength is in the truth, armchair analyst.
Written on 02/07/2026 by Valeri Bessonov
Such a beauty.So sad that it is gone.
Written on 02/07/2026 by Jakob Xanther
The Blue Angels - F18 "Hornet". Great picture and fantastic pilots!
Written on 02/07/2026 by RuboSay
Spectacular shot! Just jumped out of the icon and grabbed my eyeballs.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Tim Segulin
@valeri bessonov enjoy your fiction
Written on 02/06/2026 by Id Rocketeer
The sheer size of this thing is hard to imagine. Kudos the the engineers who made it work. There are rumours that another one might be built from remaining and newly fabricated parts, with more recent avionics and engines. Let's hope so.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Tim Segulin
Great shot of an especially beautiful aircraft. The red and white on the fuselage perfectly complement the blue gradient in the sky. The exhaust flame completes the shot.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Tim Segulin
What a Purrty picture! Thank you Aaron.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Steven H Wilcox
Interesting graphics
Written on 02/06/2026 by Steven H Wilcox
During the fighting near Kiev, Ukraine destroyed the world's largest transport aircraft, the An-225 Mriya, which the country inherited from the USSR.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Valeri Bessonov
Saw this magnificent bird in Yerevan. Armenia in Aug 2009. Unforgettable. Such a shame it is no more.
Written on 02/06/2026 by tbone mews
According to the Activity Log below, this should be type designator GA6C, a G7-G600.
Written on 02/06/2026 by bixlercs
UR-82060 is (was) the registration #, and the type code is A225.
Written on 02/06/2026 by bixlercs
Why did China Airlines add their livery to Boeing's, or vice versa?
Written on 02/06/2026 by CherokeePAX
This was the only one up today. On the previous day, there were 4 and they landed as a tight four-ship formation. THAT was fun to watch.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Gary Schenauer
Great picture, well done
Written on 02/06/2026 by Steve Tarr
This is an MOR2, not a C210.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Sclemmons1
One of my favorites
Written on 02/06/2026 by John Callicrate
wow, nice Picture
Written on 02/06/2026 by Michael Carino
An-225 (not An-22), Name: Mriya, sadly destroyed by Russia in 2022.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Akebinko
According to Flight Radar, the An-225 Mriya, tail number UR-82060, returned to Gostomel from Denmark on February 5, 2022, and immediately underwent scheduled maintenance in one of the hangars. However, the work was never completed—according to some reports, on February 24, the An-225 was destroyed by Ukrainian artillery fire during an attempt by Ukrainian forces to recapture Gostomel airfield from Russian paratroopers, who had captured it without a single shot or casualties.
Written on 02/06/2026 by Valeri Bessonov
Hello, this aircraft is a AN-225 Mrija, not a AN-22 Antheus. An aircraft expert like you should know that.
Written on 02/06/2026 by wietersheim
Great picture,full on!!
Written on 02/06/2026 by RAY LLOYD
Beautiful livery.
Written on 02/06/2026 by RAY LLOYD
My dreams... All days...
Written on 02/06/2026 by LAB8000
My favorite airliner-cargo aircraft, and represented very well. Good shot.
Written on 02/05/2026 by Jimmy Robinson
This shot is outstanding. It has a certain quality to it makes it really special. Good job.
Written on 02/05/2026 by Jimmy Robinson
I flew on several flight in a DCH2 out of the water airport beside CYVR. Even got a bit of stick time. When I asked one pilot about the Beaver's load limit, he said that as long as the float spreader bars were above water, the plane would take off.
Written on 02/05/2026 by Rick D
Is this somebody’s first solo?
Written on 02/05/2026 by bbabis
My first flight in a Beaver was in Canada overloaded with fishermen, camping gear, and supplies headed to some lake unknown. There were more holes in the instrument panel than instruments and no radios. After a forever takeoff run and being in the air for 15 minutes or so at maybe 100’ I yelled to the pilot that the flaps were still down. He yelled back louder “DON’T TOUCH THE FLAPS.” I guess they were required to remain airborne. Way before GPS, he must have navigated by smell and TLAR but we made it. My second flight was the return flight which was much the same except with several coolers of fish that made up for several cases of empty beer cans.
Written on 02/05/2026 by bbabis
Very nice shot. I would guess it was taken in late September or early October judging by the trees and no snow yet on the mountains.
Written on 02/05/2026 by Paul Wisgerhof
Just a THANK YOU for a GREAT shot! *******
Written on 02/05/2026 by Richard Schmidt
Talking about eco friendly! :)
Written on 02/05/2026 by Jude Sheehy
Sweeeet!
Written on 02/05/2026 by Jude Sheehy
At my job in Fort Worth Texas, I work for a company, we make replacement parts for the DOD, includes the B-52, KC135 and other aircrafts for the military
Written on 02/04/2026 by Robert Cargill
