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Good looking bird right there! :)
Written on 03/17/2025 by moyesflight
PA-30 B Twin Comanche, Turbo Normalized
Written on 03/17/2025 by Jim Pylant
Is the tail number N154MW reassigned (helicopter to airplane) or is this beautiful bi-plane NI54MW and miss assigned here.
Written on 03/17/2025 by Michael Penney
Great shot with a camera ship to boot!
Written on 03/17/2025 by bbabis
The tail number is you submitted is wrong. Military aircraft tail numbers NEVER start with "N". Usually 09- or 01-.
Written on 03/17/2025 by AVNATION YouTube
That tail number is incorrect. Military aircraft's tails NEVER start with "N"
Written on 03/17/2025 by AVNATION YouTube
They have the PRETTIEST helo's...
Written on 03/17/2025 by Darrell Parkhill
It's a "Pusher" amphibious aeroplane. see https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/10294944#modal-large-photo
Written on 03/17/2025 by Martin Allan
00104 Status Valid
Written on 03/16/2025 by John Burtis
Manufacturer Name ICON AIRCRAFT INC Certificate Issue Date 08/30/2019
Model A5 Expiration Date 08/31/2029
Type Aircraft Fixed Wing Single-Engine Type Engine 4 Cycle
Pending Number Change None Dealer No
Date Change Authorized None Mode S Code (base 8 / Oct) 50601120
MFR Year 2019 Mode S Code (Base 16 / Hex) A30250
Type Registration Individual Fractional Owner NO
It’s kind of a cool aircraft, owner is in New Hampshire.
Way cool in my book!
Written on 03/16/2025 by BCT BCT
poor airplane.
Written on 03/16/2025 by rick ordiway
The flying school bus. 67U20 CH 47 Mechanic.
Written on 03/16/2025 by Charles Rogers
Great scene!
Written on 03/16/2025 by Bartolomeo Gorgoglione
Home from Evoke Aviation beautiful, durable, and protective paint job!
Written on 03/16/2025 by James Stringfellow
I’m the pilot in this photo and it was taken by Ethan O’Rourke who goes by pdzzy on social media. He’s a great guy and a fantastic photographer and videographer.
Written on 03/15/2025 by Matthew Bradley
Chris - you got it all right; the date, the photo in Flying and the size of the program for Cessna. Hard to believe how far back that was!!
Written on 03/15/2025 by adelma
Lucky catch!
Written on 03/15/2025 by shotbydanwhite
Not a P68.
Written on 03/15/2025 by cverbil
amazing photo
Written on 03/15/2025 by pankpangwan
Bart:
Written on 03/15/2025 by warmwynds
Terrific Night time pic of the Beechcraft.
After one day be submitted I will drop you your first vote of a five.
Please note members there is also only 6 views which is total non-nonsense after one day.
This SITES SOFTWARE is not recording the Views properly again. This has been going on the past few days. I shall use the sites [email protected] address and let them know.
Wonderful night picture!
Written on 03/15/2025 by Bartolomeo Gorgoglione
Wow! That would have been in about 1971, I can still recall the photo in Flying magazine! The original C500 was a massive deal for Cessna in Wichita KS.
Written on 03/15/2025 by CHRIS ROBEY
I also like the retro livery on the plane taking off. If it's an evacuation slide, it must make drills fun!
Written on 03/14/2025 by Bob Wolff
Absolutely agree Steven!
Written on 03/14/2025 by Steven H Wilcox
FYI: Steven/Stephen means “honorable”.
Ah, the boys in blue!
Written on 03/14/2025 by Steven H Wilcox
Yep, and it lands on the water.
Written on 03/14/2025 by EdBland
Ditto Serge!
Written on 03/14/2025 by Steven H Wilcox
I believe “interesting” the word. Beautiful sky though.
Written on 03/14/2025 by Steven H Wilcox
is this a plane ?
Written on 03/14/2025 by Frederik deCockBuning
Agree with M. Bodkin, based on the one flight I had in Paul Mantz's photo B-25. It sure was noisy, but I also got to ride back at the rear of the airplane, where the tail gunner's position had been converted to a very open photographer's seat! We were taking pictures of the then-brand-new original Cessna Citation.
Written on 03/14/2025 by adelma
An amazing airplane!
I flew many hours in de SNJ-5C model. Had a tail hook for arrested landings on carriers
Written on 03/14/2025 by ORLANDO GATICA
GREAT SYSTEM !!!
Written on 03/14/2025 by endara
This aircraft is home based in El Paso, TX with a 135 operator, not KROW as stated earlier.
Written on 03/14/2025 by sfwharem
This photo is at KVNY (Van Nuys, CA) where it was based. An Interesting note about this airplane is that it was used in the film “Catch-22”. Owned by a wonderful man named Mike Pupich at time of photo. I never found out what his business was, but he financed the operation. He told me he bought this plane from the movie company for ~$2000 (not sure when, but I think early 70’s). I’m sure they spent more than that every time they took her out. His very competent crew worked on it as a labor of love. I hope that some of them comment here on things they did and about Mike. I believe the airplane has a new name and is now based in Washington state.
Written on 03/14/2025 by Dennis Bishop
What a sweet aircraft. It was the darling of my childhood.
Written on 03/14/2025 by Mark Boehlen
Nice !
Written on 03/14/2025 by Donn Avers
What a history in these aircraft and the men who flew them. I can only imagine what the Japanese must have thought on April 18, 1942 when they heard the roar of the B-25's flying over.
Written on 03/14/2025 by Robin Rebhan
Very nice shot Brad. One of those pictures that makes you wish you were there.
Written on 03/14/2025 by STEVEN CORNISH
Nice shot Daniel. Wonder for how long we'll be seeing this livery ? Better grab 'em while they last.
Written on 03/14/2025 by STEVEN CORNISH
Nice catch Tyler, and very good timing. Always been a fan of Disney livery on planes. Current Disney admin not so much !
Written on 03/14/2025 by STEVEN CORNISH
Nice shot Chris. Been trying to catch her at Montreal YMX for ages no luck yet. Missed it twice !!
Written on 03/14/2025 by STEVEN CORNISH
Simply awesome!
Written on 03/14/2025 by Alessandro Marco Mendes
Reminds me somehow of this album.
Written on 03/14/2025 by Daniel Güdel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_Wishes_(Night_Ranger_album)
PhotoShopped !. I've seen too many.
Written on 03/13/2025 by Diana Rose
Dave ... And Thanks to you for the Comment. (Wave)
Written on 03/13/2025 by Gary Schenauer
Chris ... My first-ever flight on a 727 was on American and while deplaning at Idlewild (now JFK) I deliberately dawdled until the rear stairs were deployed just so I could exit that way. lol TY for the memory jog and Comment.
Getting this series of snaps was (there's no other way to say it) indescribably FABULOUS fun!!
Written on 03/13/2025 by Gary Schenauer
As André belleau stated below 4 years ago, the pictured, egg-shaped, pusher propeller white aircraft pictured is The aircraft with the registration N818WM is an Otto Aviation Group LLC Celera 500L, a single-engine, experimental/normal aircraft, powered by a Raikhliln Red A03 engine
Written on 03/13/2025 by William Miller
That’s a performer! Gear are in transit.
Written on 03/13/2025 by bbabis
I saw this exact aircraft depart KIAD a couple days ago.
Written on 03/13/2025 by Ash F
