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Partenavia P.68
Written on 08/10/2026 by Michael Guessetto
Used to fly back & forth - Bahrain (Muharraq) to school in one of these from about 55 with BOAC. My dad worked for the Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) a subsidiary of Caltex. Lovely plane very comfortable, Luxurious even. Before first class was invented. Everyone wore suits etc. it was a real occasion. No cattle truck section in hose days.
Written on 08/10/2026 by Martin Allan
CURTISS WRIGHT TRAVEL AIR 3000 originally constructed in January 1928.
Written on 08/10/2026 by Oleg Zharikov
Livery "Year Of Zayed"
Written on 08/08/2026 by Family Of abu hafs
Still peak
Written on 08/08/2026 by Colin OSullivan
That was a bad winter for California.
Written on 08/08/2026 by Bill Moore
The prettiest Airbus
Written on 08/08/2026 by samuel bartels
Bird massacre
Written on 08/07/2026 by Cch Hey
The morning sky was becoming brighter but the sun was still slightly below the top of the Virginia Range Mountains behind me as this scene took place. (The skyline reflected in the silver tank of the Swissport fuel truck offers an indication of how close the sun is from coming into view over the mountainous horizon behind me.)
Written on 08/07/2026 by Gary Schenauer
I am making a guess that the aircraft I am standing by and shooting this pic from under is a C-32B. It was all white with no reg numbers displayed anywhere (I looked diligently), it had no winglets, and the only marking was a very small American Flag; and the only aircraft that I am knowledgeable of that meets such a description is a C-32B *.
(* A C-32B is a heavily modified variant of a B757 that is used by US government agencies that routinely prefer to draw as little attention as possible. Someone far smarter than I must have some theory that painting a large jet completely white and removing ALL registration numerals from it is an excellent way of getting aviation enthusiasts (AND everyone else in the general public) to see it and say, "Oh, look, it is all white with all its windows covered and with no reg and no livery of any kind unlike every other large passenger type jet in the world so it must obviously be an aircraft worth ignoring." Sort of like painting the word "Cessna" on a B-52 and being confident that no one in a foreign country will give it a second look.)
Love the twin commanche!
Written on 08/07/2026 by themold
Stunning
Written on 08/07/2026 by William Coons
Nice way to hide the exhaust stain on the tail boom with the grey paint.
Written on 08/07/2026 by Sidney Smith
Nice!
Written on 08/07/2026 by dreamlessoff
What kind of crazy coloring is that? Did kids draw it? Or is that a Swedish fighter jet? Oh... I get it. Those are the Blue Angels.
Written on 08/07/2026 by dreamlessoff
Just a question: why does this beautiful little aircraft carries two registrations? Does that mean it is authorized/registered not only in Germany but in the US as well?
Written on 08/07/2026 by Eike-Peter Neumann
I knew it happened but have never seen photographic proof. Nice shot
Written on 08/07/2026 by Gregory Mutchler
To where? Islamabad? Lahore? Karachi?
Written on 08/07/2026 by Family Of abu hafs
Boeing should stop making the 737’s and start building a 797.
Written on 08/06/2026 by Luca Olivero
I wish the banana planes didn’t go out of business.
Written on 08/06/2026 by Luca Olivero
Just goes to show. You learn something new every day.
Written on 08/06/2026 by Donald Geddes
I love this livery!
Written on 08/06/2026 by Luca Olivero
What an antique!
Written on 08/06/2026 by Luca Olivero
https://airport-data.com/aircraft/photo/000311395
Written on 08/05/2026 by jesse kyzer
Amazing pic!
Written on 08/03/2026 by Coloradoplanes
ðð Really nice give a thumbs up
Written on 08/03/2026 by Family Of abu hafs
Citation 10, a.k.a the race horse. That paint makes it look fast just sitting still.
Written on 08/03/2026 by Sidney Smith
God Bless you and the jumpers you carry ...
Written on 08/02/2026 by Stephanie Watts
Brilliant!
Written on 08/02/2026 by Gareth Cook
Is this Los Angeles
Written on 08/02/2026 by Family Of abu hafs
Did Pakistan International Ailines Used to fly to Boston?!?
Written on 08/02/2026 by Family Of abu hafs
Very cool. Some interior photos would be great. Who flies this and for what?
Written on 08/01/2026 by Edwin Staat
The DC-3 is probably the most well known aircraft in the World.
Written on 08/01/2026 by Gareth Cook
Beauty!
Written on 08/01/2026 by Gareth Cook
I agree with Cherokee. The kindest thing to call it is: "VERY PECULIAR"
Written on 08/01/2026 by terry kelsey
This photo is clearly NOT about the aircraft.
Written on 08/01/2026 by CherokeePAX
This plane needs a few more "things" sticking out of the fuselage . . .
Written on 08/01/2026 by CherokeePAX
I Disagree. That plane will never NOT be goofy looking.
Written on 08/01/2026 by CherokeePAX
As impressive as the Gulfstream is, the background photo of the mountains outshines it.
Written on 08/01/2026 by dnofziger
Got it thanks everyone
Written on 08/01/2026 by Dirk Fierens
It is a 200 serries a/c my fingers slip on the keyboard l'm trying to correct it but of course l am having problems any suggestions thank you in advance.
Written on 08/01/2026 by Dirk Fierens
Russian registration. Wonder where they get maintenance and spares???
Written on 07/31/2026 by John Hoag
I like the red hair blowing in the wind !
Written on 07/31/2026 by Mark Strom
Al, Hueys, Cobras, and Apaches have them as well. 46s, 47s, and 53s have them as well, though they are called stub wings and store fuel.
Written on 07/31/2026 by WhiteKnight77
Tom, no they do not. The power turbine extracts all the power from the engines and sends it into a transmission that the rotor shaft is attached to. On CH-46's, the drive shafts were connected to what is called a mix box that is bolted to the rear transmission and has a second coupler to send power through a synch shaft for the front transmission. No helicopter gets thrust from the exhaust out of the engines. I actually would stand in the exhaust while refueling when it was chilly out, even in California.
Written on 07/31/2026 by WhiteKnight77
Amazing looking jets
Written on 07/31/2026 by Travis Collins
Beautiful!!
Written on 07/31/2026 by David Hopkins
Silver Star.
Written on 07/31/2026 by Fritz Cooper
Great pic spent 34 years with THE BIG D On the ground ORD/ATL/MCO now retired fun time Came to MCO in 74 from ORD...very small terminal...4 airlines DL EA NA SO When it was fun my fav is the 757...worked air cargo in ORD L-100 I spent 4 of my Air Force years on the C130...a few bullet holes, but what an aircraft...
Written on 07/31/2026 by Taycon123
The Black Hawk horizontal stabilator not only is there but it’s movable and varies its angle based on flight mode goingmore vertical in hover.
Written on 07/31/2026 by Arie Stein
