Excepcional. Gracias ð
Written on 11/06/2025 by ANAIS OMAECHEVARRIA
The USNavy FLEW the SNJ 5C
Written on 11/06/2025 by ORLANDO GATICA
I got a chance to fly a gyroplane out in El Mirage, CA, a few years ago, and I promptly stated that it was the kind of flying I always wanted to do!! Loved those 15 minutes..
Written on 11/06/2025 by Jim Quinn
I've always thought that this A-400 looks like a turboprop C-141....
Written on 11/06/2025 by Jim Quinn
You took this pic?
Written on 11/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Yeah.Sometimes I go in a little tight intentionally to eliminate some of the crap that I don't want in the background.
Written on 10/06/2025 by Chris lanno
This aircraft was just involved in a fatal crash off San Diego resulting in the loss of the six souls on board. The newest entry in the Activity Log is the accident flight.
Written on 10/06/2025 by Torsten Hoff
R.I.P.
Thank you Greg!!
Written on 10/06/2025 by Uwe Zinke
One of the greatest paint schemes ever. But, with white paint.
Written on 10/06/2025 by jmilleratp
While it is true these aircraft were T-6 Texans, if the plane has Navy or Marine markings, the aircraft was designated 'SNJ'. Usually with a higher HP engine and tail hook. That this pic has no tail hook it may be a true T-6
Written on 10/06/2025 by CleveM
Cleve Fair, Aero Engineer, LSU '63
Very nice shot, though the cropping is a little too tight. Still a good shot.
Written on 10/06/2025 by Jimmy Robinson
Very nice!
Written on 10/06/2025 by Greg Byington
Sites software is unmarred from scanning incorrect photos and even text. This continues to be the Wild West of Photo posting sites!
Written on 10/06/2025 by warmwynds
1975 MOONEY M20F @ Colorado Springs Muni Airport Not sure why the OP didn't identify the source. Great looking plane
Written on 10/06/2025 by de17walt
The aircraft displayed is N436EA not N436AE.
Written on 10/06/2025 by sue1010
Another one who can't read the upload rules!
Written on 10/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Is it a bird, or is it a plane? No, it's blurry and small!
Written on 10/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Not the current plane
Written on 09/06/2025 by OTenenbaum
Per Cirium: On May 30, 2025 this 1989 Cessna 208B Supervan 900 experienced a
Written on 09/06/2025 by Michael Gower
nose undercarriage collapse during landing on Runway 12 at DeLand Municipal Airport, DeLand, Florida. The accident happened in daylight (0912L) and in VMC. The aircraft was operating a local flight. There were no injuries.
Per Cirium: On June 01, 2025 this 1968 Cessna 401 experienced a right undercarriage collapse during landing on Runway 23 at Anderson Regional Airport, Anderson, South Carolina. The accident happened in daylight (1730L) and in VMC with winds from 250 deg at 11 kt, visibility 10 sm or more, clear skies, temperature 27C and dewpoint 14C. The aircraft was operating a flight from Twin Lakes Airport, Graniteville, South Carolina. There were no injuries.
Written on 09/06/2025 by Michael Gower
Per Cirium: On June 4, 2025 this 1956 Piper PA-23-150 Apache reportedly ‘crashed’ into the Indian River Lagoon, about 400 m off Melbourne Beach, Florida. The pilot and passenger, along with a dog, were rescued and reported to be in good condition. The accident happened in daylight (1355L) with reported strong, gusting winds and light rain. There were no reported injuries.
Written on 09/06/2025 by Michael Gower
If anyone see's an American Airlines Aircraft please point it out.
Written on 09/06/2025 by warmwynds
"WHAT CAREER"
Written on 09/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Here we go again. Microscope, please, someone!
Written on 09/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Whoa, that's incredible.
Written on 08/06/2025 by NebulaTheFox
its a real pain in the butt to push start an a star
Written on 08/06/2025 by rick ordiway
LeMoineBond RealtyCounselless than a minute
Written on 08/06/2025 by LeMoineBond RealtyCounsel
Thanks for sharing,
It's SO great to read & learn from ÒBSERVATIONS, knowledge and comments of more experienced fliers & pilots from various backgrounds & experiences.
dlb
FAA#1693406
LeMoineBond.MetroListPro.com
Thanks for sharing,
Written on 08/06/2025 by LeMoineBond RealtyCounsel
It's SO great to read & learn from ÒBSERVATIONS, knowledge and comments of more experienced fliers & pilots from various backgrounds & experiences.
dlb
FAA#1693406
LeMoineBond.RealtyCounselusa.com
Thanks for sharing,
Written on 08/06/2025 by LeMoineBond RealtyCounsel
It's SO great to read & learn from ÒBSERVATIONS, knowledge and comments of more experienced fliers & pilots from various backgrounds & experiences.
dlb
FAA#1693406
LeMoineBond.RealtyCounselusa.com
Thanks for sharing,
Written on 08/06/2025 by LeMoineBond RealtyCounsel
It's SO great to read of ÒBSERVATIONS and comments of more experienced fliers & pilots from various backgrounds & experiences.
Took my FAA PRIVATE FLIGHT REVIEW in a Mooney Master fixed gear..from Whiteman Field.
dlb
FAA#1693406
LeMoineBond.RealtyCounselusa.com
Thanks for sharing,
Written on 08/06/2025 by LeMoineBond RealtyCounsel
It's SO great to read of ÒBSERVATIONS and comments of more experienced fliers & pilots from various backgrounds & experiences.
dlb
FAA#1693406
LeMoineBond.RealtyCounselusa.com
Brian: Shame but whatever he is using to shoot these, has no zoom. No matter, the site still has the [email protected] site to send issues and their just as much to blame.
Written on 08/06/2025 by warmwynds
Read the upload rules, which state the following:
Written on 08/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
(Photos should be of higher quality, with good lighting, focused, levelled, not overly compressed/cropped, etc.)
Yours follows not one of those conditions.
Flaps were harsh
Written on 07/06/2025 by yabancilar
Gözeldi
Written on 07/06/2025 by yabancilar
Southwest has "Nevada One;" Frontier has "Nevada - The Red Fox."
Written on 07/06/2025 by Gary Schenauer
Chris and Darryl ... Thanx to both of you for the kind comments. And watch your e/m box. There was a Test Bed aircraft here yesterday. Rather unusual. Will share via e/m.
Written on 07/06/2025 by Gary Schenauer
FFT's "Nevada" was here yesterday. Will post soon.
Written on 07/06/2025 by Gary Schenauer
Fat Albert even makes it up to Traverse City, MI near the 45th parallel every other year with the Blue Angels for the National Cherry Festival
Written on 07/06/2025 by pohlcatace14
Just shows the site's priority to look at what gets posted daily. Unfortunately, what aus t just posted will remain up over the weekend as Houston bugs out early on Friday. This may be one of the reasons that this site no longer has the viewers it once did. Pathetic!
Written on 07/06/2025 by warmwynds
ole al would be about 10 kts. faster if they would rub a little wax on it.
Written on 07/06/2025 by rick ordiway
I’m not gonna end my career over some stupid account
Written on 07/06/2025 by aus t
also you can use your eyes to find aircraft. Lazy people.
Written on 07/06/2025 by aus t
I’m not
Written on 07/06/2025 by aus t
Please stop spamming and uploading your photos, making everyone play find the plane!
Written on 07/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Leadville, been there1X back in October 1967 flying an Emery Aviation (David & Lawrence Emery) Cessna Skylane, CE-182. N3195Q. which crashed a year later killing all on board. I was in the early licensing mode getting some mountain flying experience. with 2 on board the density altitude was the determine factor of why we chose to depart in the cool of the morning after an uneventful evening arrival.
Written on 07/06/2025 by cougardad
Can you like stop
Written on 07/06/2025 by aus t
NO!
Written on 07/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
STOP UP LOADING THE STUFF!
Written on 07/06/2025 by Brian Wilkes
