This is not an F-50, but an F70! flew in it many times!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Joao Ponces
This is nor and F50, but an F-70!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Joao Ponces
Thanks Kevin!
Written on 2019/01/16 by mike prendergast
Beautiful Aircraft !
Written on 2019/01/16 by Desirae Jones
Does anyone know where Bombardier Aircraft is manufactured?
Written on 2019/01/16 by warmwynds
Another photo by photographer Jon Davison and viewable on his website...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/pc12executive
This photo is also viewable here...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/pc12executive
Proper attribution and photo credit belongs to photographer Jon Davison.
This photo is the original work of photographer Jon Davison...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/pc12executive
This photo is also viewable here...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/pc12executive
and credited to original photographer Jon Davison.
This photo is also viewed here...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/pc12executive
and credited to original photographer Jon Davison.
This photo is also seen at this site...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
http://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/rfds
and attributed to original photographer Jon Davison.
Taken @2215Z on 16 JAN 2019 @ FL380 over Pennsylvania
Written on 2019/01/16 by Henry Wolfond
This photo is also seen here...
Written on 2019/01/16 by cliff731
https://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/northern-territory
and is attributed to original photographer Jon Davison.
https://www.eyeinthesky.com.au/travel-portfolio/
Actually no, it might not of been 74-0787 because it said the last flighted tracked with flightaware was NOV 2018, Its 2019 now lol
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
Idk which E-4B flew by my house, wish me luck!
Very Nice! I Saw This E-4B Today Flying By My Home Approaching Andrews Air Force Base! It Was Either 74-0787 Or Another E-4B, Because Two Of The Four E-4Bs (B is the only variant in service , all As were later converted into Bs) Were Damaged In June 2017 Due To A Tornado That Struck Offut Air Force Base, The Two Damaged E-4s Are Out Of Service And It Is Unknown When They Will Be Operational Again
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
col
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
big girl!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Clayton Overmyer
COOL!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
cool!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
COOL
Written on 2019/01/16 by Chris Partin
This is actually a TR182. Not a Cutlass.
Written on 2019/01/16 by Noel Jacobs
Thank you all!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Rick Finch
Eye-brow windows are another giveaway it its an Astra vs G100. Also the G100 has more rounded cabin windows with no aluminum wrap around the window like the Astra. I'm sure that many other subtle hints can be seen with each aircraft example.
Written on 2019/01/16 by biscayne738
Another neat place at OAK to photograph from was the old lounge just a floor beneath the control tower over the main terminal, torn down now.
Written on 2019/01/16 by biscayne738
Nice shot, Hal!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Greg Byington
That's a good looking pic, Gary!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Greg Byington
wow interesting shoots ,
Written on 2019/01/16 by BULE EMILE
profits under
Fantastic shot of this 788!
Written on 2019/01/16 by jim garrity
Awesome plane and shot!
Written on 2019/01/16 by rwb2112
Awesome shot!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Tyler Emtage
EXCELLENT SHOT!!!! 5*****
Written on 2019/01/16 by Cade Emtage
Nice pic! This is an A20N (N310FR)
Written on 2019/01/16 by pjfalv
Hot!!!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Nathen Sieben
Hot!!!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Nathen Sieben
Great shot mate! Love that slow shutter speed action.
Written on 2019/01/16 by Nathen Sieben
Thank you C.W for that info ..........
Written on 2019/01/16 by ken kemper
appreciate your kind comments.
Jobeard >>> THOSE must be wonderfully memorable days. To be at LAX, sitting right by the runway, watching the major aircraft of those times come past ..... HAS to have been an ultra-thrill. Sometimes, changes in the way things were to the way things are today do not always mean things are better than they used to be. I'm just glad that folks like you and I and others of my acquaintance here on FA did have the opportunities to experience aviation as it used to be. (Both Thumbs Up)
Written on 2019/01/16 by Gary Schenauer
Canadian Armed Forces
Written on 2019/01/16 by chalet
Nothing wrong at all Andreas :)
Written on 2019/01/16 by jobeard
David Seider >>> I can't be 100% certain, but to me that sure looks like Herman the Duck on the tail of the propliner (far left edge of photo) so that would mean it's a North Central prop. North Central merged with Southern and they became Republic, and then Northwest acquired Republic and the entire jet inventory of the Republic fleet was repainted into Northwest livery. (The propliners were all WFU.) These clues still do not establish a definitive date for the pic, but if you do some quick research into the years the mergers took place the clues may help narrow down the time frame of this photo somewhat. (Wave)
Written on 2019/01/16 by Gary Schenauer
Slide Mountain (left) and Mt. Rose are the two mountains in the background. They are two of the three snow capped mountains that appear on the tail of American's N916NN, the AAL B738 that is painted in the Reno Air special heritage livery.
Written on 2019/01/16 by Gary Schenauer
Great photo. Loved the DC-8.
Written on 2019/01/16 by Mike Boote
Given its certificate information on FlightAware and the parallel upper and lower frames of the aft end of the windscreen, this cant be a 300. By other available info, I would say it's a 601 by manufacture date.
Written on 2019/01/16 by Doug Pickard
Nice shot Ryan!
Written on 2019/01/16 by John Giambone
Nice pic!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Francisco Lugo
awesome picture! good job!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Kobe Hunte
Great picture!! Who are they?
Written on 2019/01/16 by Yvon Dionne
Panning shot at 1/80s, focal length 300mm, distance camera-plane: 344m, distance plane-buildings: 271m ... so what is looking wrong here??
Written on 2019/01/16 by Andreas Stöckl
Great use of light and shadow!
Written on 2019/01/16 by Jimmy Robinson
