soupy264, you seem familiar with this particular aircraft, is it a 78 model# 0670 or is it an 80 model #0279 like the paint on the nose and tail seem to indicate?
Written on 2021年02月23日
Taken last year?
Written on 2021年02月14日
Kiwis take good care of their planes, that looks like a real sweetheart.
Written on 2021年02月14日
Love that livery! Awareness of tail skid is vital to ground crews and this makes it easy and beautiful...
Written on 2021年02月14日
@bpforest and Not as thirsty as the RB-57F (an earlier incarnation of this plane) with additional turbo-jets slung beneath the wings, outboard of the turbo-fans...
Written on 2021年02月14日
So, where is the "VP" registration?
And you bet Ken. Find a good pic of a DC-8-61 Stretch with the high-bypass engines and you will see a remarkable similarity to the A340-500 above...
Written on 2021年02月14日
Really, really love air to air shots at altitude.
Written on 2021年02月14日
Basic 6 practice.
Written on 2021年02月12日
Thank You for the research serge! Very interesting, and yes somewhat surprising!
Lovely Pic as well.
Written on 2021年01月31日
This is a seriously significant aircraft type. It is the flagship of rear-engine twin airliners with T-tails, and while the BAC-111 flew first, the phenomenal success of this type set the mold for decades. That success also set the stage for the McDonnell-Douglas merger. Check out the DC-9 story, it is an eye-opener.