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Written on 09/22/2023 by Gary Schenauer
I remember their L-1011s. Great classic livery. Good to see it again.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Ed Becker
Interesante diseño, la doble deriva lo debe hacer mas estable en vuelo.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Carlos Cesar Garcia
Pathetic! The same comment three times in the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by gorillazilla
Disgusting! The same comment three times in the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by gorillazilla
Foul! Loathsome! The same comment three times in the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by gorillazilla
Looks like a Rotorway A600, ICAO code A600
Written on 09/22/2023 by Samuel Bixler
ICAO code BABY. Model formerly designated Baby Belle changed to Safari after objection from Bell (according to Wikipedia).
Written on 09/22/2023 by Samuel Bixler
ICAO code A600
Written on 09/22/2023 by Samuel Bixler
I wonder why the activity log for this registration shows it as a DHC-8-400? Strange!
Written on 09/22/2023 by Samuel Bixler
Doug, I have a number you can call and receive the help you need. And you'll like this, you only have to call it once.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Rick D
@Anthony the ICAO code for your beautiful Skyhawk is C172.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Colin Seftel
@Hayden there are still many of these aircraft in service with various air forces and privately owned.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Colin Seftel
nice
Written on 09/22/2023 by Shrey Vyas
Best photo of the week!
Written on 09/22/2023 by Doug Irvin
What's the deal? Two photo of the same aircraft on the same week - shameful!
Written on 09/22/2023 by Doug Irvin
Disgusting! Three photo of the same aircraft on the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Doug Irvin
Disgusting! Three photo of the same aircraft on the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Doug Irvin
Disgusting! Three photo of the same aircraft on the same week.
Written on 09/22/2023 by Doug Irvin
Thank you, the photo is not of great quality but it is rare for a private Transall.
Written on 09/21/2023 by Pascal Simon
and that is THE FINAL FLAG to be remembered
Written on 09/21/2023 by a mentor
@TOM GLASS. TOM - This is the Grissom Air Reserve Base in Peru Indiana, about 60 miles north of Indianapolis. It's a really great museum, although it is independent of the base/Air Force
Written on 09/21/2023 by John Giambone
Nice shots, what museum is this?
Written on 09/21/2023 by Tom Glass
Where do you get these shots?
Written on 09/21/2023 by Larry Toler
taking off with a feathered #1 prop????
Written on 09/21/2023 by Carl-Otto Jaeschke
Steveo or Steven Hinton jr. [ The Kid ]
Written on 09/21/2023 by john cook
I used to fly in her when she was owned by Twin Disc inc. in the '80s and '90s. Tail was 125L then 7TD. Had some productive field and business trips with her help.
Written on 09/20/2023 by tjkuch
This is a good airplane which I share crew duty
Written on 09/20/2023 by Kent Magnuson
Nice shot Sam
Written on 09/20/2023 by John Giambone
Ceverett70 sorry I meant to say, "ICAO" codes are >used by the< website. The International Civil Aviation Organization coordinates these codes to promote safety and efficiency in global civil aviation.
Written on 09/20/2023 by skylab72
Ceverett70 ICAO codes are not US NAVY they are website. Actual "f18 variants" can best be cataloged with Navy codes. The basic layout is three positions. 1. Mission type(s) one or two 2. Airframe/Type Number & 3. Variant letter code.
Written on 09/20/2023 by skylab72
Currently USN flies FA-18E, FA-18F, & ER-18G. The Navy flew the acceptance tests for the first FA-18 out of Lambert Field in St. Louis in the early 80s.
Nice shot Mark. I just caught this bird at IND today. Pic's Posted. She is a beauty!
Written on 09/20/2023 by John Giambone
N3199 tail # was used in the movie series "Lioness" but not in this configuration and completely different paint scheme.
Written on 09/20/2023 by rocketman1967
Would love an original copy of this photo as I was the pilot flying that day, cheers. Markus.hess@yahoo.com
Written on 09/20/2023 by Markus Hess
I have to laugh. The FAA calls this a "fixed wing" aircraft.
Written on 09/20/2023 by Paul Wisgerhof
What a rare photo Hayden
Written on 09/20/2023 by ken kemper
Nice Capture
Logged many hours with the family in this flying minivan. The 260HP version climbed like a wet dog but it eventually got there and made for a smooth ride without burning a lot of fuel.
Written on 09/20/2023 by Ryan Hodges
how can a small plane fly from aus to dxb
Written on 09/20/2023 by Kwame Afari
WOW!!! 5* isn't enough IMHO
Written on 09/19/2023 by Lonnie Penner
Será necessário uns 4 para reabastecer este mostro ! KKKK
Written on 09/19/2023 by Jose Flavio DE SOUZA
Love that great shot
Written on 09/19/2023 by Don Ridgeway
Yes, I agree with Ken, super shot in our Aussie twilight
Written on 09/19/2023 by Don Ridgeway
Cool!
Written on 09/19/2023 by Greg Byington
Departing by dawn's very early light ...........
Written on 09/19/2023 by Gary Schenauer
rip
Written on 09/19/2023 by david burmester
Yesss, reminds me of Capt. Cody of Saturday serials, years gone by. Cool!
Written on 09/19/2023 by Diana Rose
It's a Kodiak 100 with the optional cargo poď.They are the workhorses of the missionary pilots in many areas of the world. The places that Kodiak pilots plop these bird into are amazing. Anywhere from sandbars, beaches, grass and gravel...they will go anywhere and have stopped in 500ft and left the bounds of earth in less than 900. What a great aircraft. Check out the many videos on YouTube.
Written on 09/19/2023 by ed650p
NOTICE THE BUSTED STARBOARD MAIN GEAR?
Written on 09/18/2023 by Steve OBrien
WOW......!
Written on 09/18/2023 by Steve OBrien
