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Nice shot from Cairns of the 4 engined Rolls Royce Dart cargo workhorse with a 25,000 pound payload.
Written on 27/10/2021 by CHRIS ROBEY
Correction " bad picture "
Written on 27/10/2021 by Dominique Desilets
C-GBBA
mardi 2021-oct.-26 20:16 EDT -> " YUL -> NCE "
Durée totale du trajet de 6h 55m ( not with Beechcraft Baron (58) )
But with Bombardier Global 5000 (biréacteur) (GL5T) possible ! -> BD-700-1A11
Base of Operations: DORVAL, Quebec, CANADA
Owner Registered Since: -> 2021-10-12
Registered Owner Information : Aviation Starlink Inc. Dorval QC Canada
From behind the dark of the moon comes the tragic sound for our enemies that you are about to meet the devil!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jesse Carroll
I was just thinking about this bird this morning. This is an ex ATA machine. Comlux at IND did the interior. She is a beauty!
Written on 26/10/2021 by John Giambone
WOW!! This is amazing!!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jaison Pajaro
Same paint scheme as mine! Looks great!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jaison Pajaro
Same paint scheme as mine! Looks great!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jaison Pajaro
Same paint scheme as mine! Looks great!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jaison Pajaro
James, did you mention what you observed to the ground crew? Or just go home and worry about it?
Written on 26/10/2021 by Chris Croft
Love this airport! This airplane looks exactly like mine!
Written on 26/10/2021 by Jaison Pajaro
To infinity and beyond...
Written on 26/10/2021 by John Tuzi
New tail code?
Written on 26/10/2021 by dingo65
and that water is COLD...
Written on 26/10/2021 by Ken Lane
Stuffing a B737 cockpit into a Piper Malibu.... Well, can't say I'm not impressed. Still can't fit a Dalek in the luggage bin without disassembling it, and they get all cranky about that.
Written on 26/10/2021 by thegrump
That's a good picture, what altitude was it at? What camera do you use?
Written on 26/10/2021 by ColoradoPlanespotter
Several years ago, the BA were coming to TCL. Went out to the airport where an advance pilot came for publicity photos. We were allowed to walk around the parked F-18 & happened to notice how worn the tread was on one of the main landing gear.
Written on 26/10/2021 by James Simms
I loved the MD-11. Sorry to see it sunset.
Written on 25/10/2021 by Mike Boote
this is the same plane involved in the flight 867 incident over alaska
Written on 25/10/2021 by NORAD P
Way to post something you clearly didn't take
Written on 25/10/2021 by jdogsome
Thanks Greg! I'm still trying to catch one flying through the moon.
Written on 25/10/2021 by Richard Grinder
Extraordinary Mriya!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Jorgiane Kaminski
Fantastic shot!!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Jorgiane Kaminski
Mow, that's an airplane!
Written on 25/10/2021 by James Driskell
Bye,fantastic MD-11! We'll miss you!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Jorgiane Kaminski
Thank you @Greg! that's the first full explanation I've seen on the subject
Written on 25/10/2021 by a mentor
Nice shot.
Written on 25/10/2021 by Matt Hoyle
Very cool shot, Richard!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Greg Byington
That is my old Staggerwing. I rebuilt the aircraft in the 1970's, and sold it. I had heard that it had ended up in South America. It still looks good. It was NC19466 in the US.
Written on 25/10/2021 by Malcolm Soare
Very nice!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Richard Grinder
Great photo!!
Written on 25/10/2021 by Alan Brown
Good Shot!
Written on 24/10/2021 by michael little
The Queen making it look easy! Nice shot!
Written on 24/10/2021 by user3956
Really nice shot!
Written on 24/10/2021 by user3956
Nice pic!
Written on 24/10/2021 by user3956
Looks dope in gloss
Written on 24/10/2021 by user3956
Thanks, @a mentor. You are correct that with the CORS type code FA will display the aircraft as a VOUGHT-SIKORSKY V-166 Corsair. Quoting from Wikipedia, "In June 1938, the U.S. Navy signed a contract with Vought for a prototype bearing the factory designation V-166B,[13] the XF4U-1, BuNo 1443." However, the only ICAO Aircraft Type Code that I can find for ANY Corsair is: CORS. If you want FA to recognize it as a Corsair - any Corsair - you need to enter that code. (Unless someone knows another code that will work.) Then you can always be more specific as to the actual variant in the caption to the picture. There has been, and continues to be, a lot of frustration with FA as to the nomenclature FA uses for various ICAO codes. It rarely reflects the specific aircraft being displayed. It seems that ICAO does not usually come up with a new type code for each variant of one aircraft type, especially older aircraft types like the Corsair. (I know there are exceptions such as some airliners, e.g. B734, B735, etc.) So, generally, there is one code for one aircraft type. And in this case the V-166 was the very first of a long line of Corsair variants, so at least it makes some sense. Thanks, again. And keep up the good work, Hawk!
Written on 24/10/2021 by Greg Byington
So, it actually had 6 engines? Take-off? Cruise? or all the time?
Written on 24/10/2021 by jmonroe
CORRECTION OF PICTURE
Written on 24/10/2021 by Dominique Desilets
2021-OCT-24 C-GMRN -> Robinson R66 2021
Base of Operations: -> Ottawa ON Canada
Owner Registered Since: -> 2021-07-13
Owner -> Divine Supercars Inc. Ottwa ON
GREAT shot!
Written on 24/10/2021 by Jack White
This is clearly an F-18E. The photoshop charge was made by someone who is obviously not at true plane spotter. Pay attention to the details!
Written on 24/10/2021 by Rickh52
Jean-Yves: the backgrounds of the photos you linked are very obviously different from Patrick's photo as well as each other. Additionally, Patrick's photo is of a F/A-18E Super Hornet, first flown in the 2020 season. The photos linked are clearly of the older F/A-18A. Is it surprising that others have photographed this part of the routine in previous years?
Written on 24/10/2021 by justinwk
Thanks for all the comments.
Written on 24/10/2021 by Paul Lehmann
This picture was take from an Helicopter .
In La you can fly a tour over LAX...
Once again, thank you all
Thanks guys. There were 6 of the Beech's practicing formation flying over the weekend of 11/13/2020.
Written on 24/10/2021 by Richard Grinder
Those are TF-33 fans
Written on 24/10/2021 by Jeff Grindstaff
The FG-1D, built by Goodyear, is powered by a P&W R-2800 engine. The F2G-1 & -2 was powered by a P&W R-4360 engine, and this variant was the 'Super Corsair'. I sadly saw an F2G crash at the 1994 Phoenix Air Races - pilot got out OK.
Written on 24/10/2021 by adelma
Terrific
Written on 23/10/2021 by 思喆 王
Terrific
Written on 23/10/2021 by 思喆 王
wow
Written on 23/10/2021 by 思喆 王
滑翔机
Written on 23/10/2021 by 思喆 王
