Another dan tanner miss posted photo. This is the second one I have found listed under beechcraft baron. Why is it not listed under what it is?
Written on 2019年03月23日 by Jack Warner
What the hell is this? how do we know it is what it says it?
Written on 2019年03月23日 by Jack Warner
WRONG
Written on 2019年03月23日 by Jack Warner
WRONG! how stuff like this be corrected?
Written on 2019年03月23日 by Jack Warner
not a beech baron at all. HAWKER SIDDELEY HS-748. it's in the description. change this someone.
Written on 2019年03月23日 by Jack Warner
Nice!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Chris Partin
Awesome
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Chris Partin
Beautiful image! Is this photo location accessible to the public, in particular via wheelchair?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Bob Harrington
Matt and CT7567: Yes this is an 800. FlightAware has an aircraft type bug. So I check each of my photos to make sure the aircraft type is correct and if it isn't I leave a note with the correct aircraft type.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Michael Rodeback
Thanks John. It looks better when the colors correct. (It's correct everywhere but here.)
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Michael Rodeback
Is that a 310R model?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Fred Mew
Super !!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by dval18
Navion, how do you stop spell check?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Richard Yates
Awesome photo
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Andre Blanchard
Wow!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by John Giambone
Killer photo Michael!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by John Giambone
Excellent shot Michael!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by John Giambone
Great shot Savannah!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by John Giambone
WOW WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO A PERFECTLY GOOD F-16
Written on 2019年03月22日 by bob reeves
Lot's of "friend's in the hanger"& a full fridge of beer to polish that great bird!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
This B-17G, 44-83575 was built by Douglas in Long Beach and rolled off the assembly line on April 7, 1945.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim gevay
Originally assigned to an Air-Rescue squadron in Brazil, in 1952 it was assigned to the Special Weapons Command Center in Kirtland AFB New Mexico. It, and another 5 B-17's were flown to Yucca Flats, part of the Nevada Test Site administered by the Atomic Energy Commission.
The B-17's were brought into the test site to become targets and research instruments to test the effects of an atomic blast.
Oops, keyboard sticks, "Blast", sorry.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
I give you a 5, because that's a cool way to go camping! I did it in a C-140 in Ak., sleeping on tundra was a bast (20+yrs. ago)!!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
Awesome photo!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Tom Keliher
They like to fly the dream on very short flt.'s (their domestic, I notice)?Go figure!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
I used to live about a mile from Canadair in Ville-St-Laurent, Quebec. When I was growing up in the 60s CF-104s were a common appearance over our house. These guys were a bit before my time. Cool shot, though!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by frank theriault
I loved watching them t/o from kvny, when I was growing up!( I had 100% clear view from next door to their hanger)!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
Absolutely beautiful - the mountains in the background make it even more spectacular. Great shot!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by frank theriault
Stunning - both the photo and the aircraft!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by frank theriault
I feel so lucky to have seen them fly in my lifetime, sadly my boy's were not born yet!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by jim garrity
The photo has REALLY GOOD composition and lighting. Then it's a warbird which adds a lot more to the photo. I really, really like this photo! Nice job!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Michael Rodeback
Vary Nice
Written on 2019年03月22日 by dubjohn
Awesome Shot Micah !
Written on 2019年03月22日 by John Giambone
Who built 909 ?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by dubjohn
Actually every F-4 flying for the Japanese military were manufactured by Mitsubishi and ended up costing far more than those made in St. Louis.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by chalet
I believe that if you'll check the records this one was not actually built by Boeing. But, after all, Ford built B-24's and GM built dive bombers (TBM).
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Lucius Gravely
My wife;s father was an instructor pilot in one of these. Last year we took a 30" flight out of Cecil Field (VQQ) in Jacksonville. An oil leak sprang up on the nose gear hose and our short flight went on for two and a half hours!!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Lucius Gravely
Hydraulic fluid all over the inside of the plane and all of us. Wonderful ride. Enough fluid for one and one only application of the brakes when we landed. Having an 11,000 ft. runway helped! Listening to four 1830's was great.
Excellent shot
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Al Bauer
Love the atmosphere!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by aaron Merculief
With the edge of the runway exactly at the bottom of the landing gear and bottom of tail surface, first glance looks like a tail strike.. Perfect timing even if not on purpose.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Tim Brink
Mike Patey’s Draco build series on YouTube is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Duane Mader
Never seen that view before.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by ROBERT MILLS JR
Excellent!
How does a person determine from the exterior of the Falcon 900 series which is the 900 and 900EX?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by ROBERT MILLS JR
Superb photo of the right-exterior of the front office!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by ROBERT MILLS JR
This thing has a really short take-off roll before it is airborne. It practically jumps in the air.
Written on 2019年03月22日 by WhiteKnight77
Greatest airplane ever made!!!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by F14Fan
Amazing
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Hassan Iraqi
Very cool, Gary!
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Greg Byington
Wow again! Consider that we are viewing the cooler, "heat rejection" end of the cycle. Was the camera particularly sensitive the infrared end of the spectrum?
Written on 2019年03月22日 by Jared Smith
