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A visitor from - posted Wed November 16, 2011: "Caution Wake Turbulence..."
A visitor from - posted Sat August 20, 2011: One engine of the Boeing 747 equals the size of our lil baby Cessna...
A visitor from United States posted Sun June 26, 2011: I love watching airplanes takeoff and land, but I think this is a little close for comfort!
A visitor from Australia posted Fri February 18, 2011: The Cessna looks way to big to be behind the 744. ??
A visitor from Germany posted Wed August 4, 2010: Nice & rare shot
A visitor from United States posted Fri July 23, 2010: Amazing 5*****
A visitor from Malaysia posted Sun May 23, 2010: When 172 was hit by a 744F, it can be considered as a bird strike.
A visitor from United States posted Tue May 11, 2010: Its kind of scary because it looks like the 747 is going to hit the small little plane
A visitor from United States posted Sat February 27, 2010: Lima x-ray two eight mike, hold short runway two-four for the next 12 minutes due to heavy 74 landing. when you recieve take off clearance, caution EXTREME wake turbulence
A visitor from - posted Fri February 26, 2010: Do you see what im seeing Captian
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri November 6, 2009: Size matters. Nobody will ever convince me that it wouldn't. ;) If I had been in the Cessna and would see the 744 coming into my direction, I think I would ruin my pants. Pretty impressiv but scary.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 6, 2009: "Cleared for takeoff, caution wake turbulence..."
A visitor from - posted Mon August 10, 2009: Damn it! i told you i heard something to starboard!! with the cessna in motion blur and the 747 in focus,it looks as though the cessna's just proceeding on along........doh de dohh....
A visitor from United States posted Mon December 15, 2008: I think the 172 weights about a piece of the 747's flap!
A visitor from United States posted Mon June 2, 2008: "Do you hear something that sounds like a 747?"
A visitor from Spain posted Sat February 2, 2008: A very nice shot
A visitor from Canada posted Thu November 29, 2007: I would love to be the cessna pilot, he has the best view of that 747 landing
A visitor from Germany posted Mon August 13, 2007: LUX is one of the busiest cargo airports and it has a lot of Cessnas and Piper... You see that daily, but perfectly captured in this case!
A visitor from Canada posted Wed June 27, 2007: More importaintly how is the Cessna pilot gonna clean the brown spot on the seat?
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri May 4, 2007: Awesome shot. great size comparison.
A visitor from Brazil posted Tue November 14, 2006: David and Golias!!
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 31, 2006: I would not like to be in that Cessna!Great shot from the photographer.Does his ATC radio work??!!lol.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat October 21, 2006: What does the Cessna pilot think in this moment??? Very COOL!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon July 3, 2006: Lux is a really nice place to fly in, the airport is not so big but there happens always something
A visitor from Mexico posted Sat June 10, 2006: What a shot! T.B.
A visitor from Romania posted Sun February 26, 2006: Size matters!
A visitor from Luxembourg posted Fri February 10, 2006: Well. That's normal in LUX. You are very close to the action. Everytime I fly in LUX there's a big bird landing or departing ahead
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 1, 2006: Cool shot! I wonder what the Cessna pilots are thinking!
A visitor from United States posted Thu November 3, 2005: Great picture!
A visitor from Australia posted Thu November 25, 2004: The contrast of the 747 and the Cessna is great. Its a real action shot!

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