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A visitor from United States posted Sat July 21, 2007: That is a rad paint scheme
A visitor from Turkey posted Sun September 24, 2006: I saw lots of interesting painted planes but this is really different and successfully painted thank you for sharing this nice photo
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 18, 2005: Great paint, good shot.
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 14, 2005: Awesome Picture!! Love Oakley for their CAMO!!
A visitor from Greece posted Wed September 14, 2005: Man, great paint!!!
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 14, 2005: Great camo! (hint for the CIA to use on their stuff so we don't see them ;-)
A visitor from Philippines posted Wed September 14, 2005: Nice livery! is this business jet owned by oakley?
A visitor from France posted Wed September 14, 2005: OAKLEY is so fun, and your picture is excellent
A visitor from Korea, Republic Of posted Wed September 14, 2005: I first thought it as military jet.. but it was Oakley. Man Nice!
A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Wed September 14, 2005: Just like military flyers !!!
A visitor from Mexico posted Wed September 14, 2005: My three favorite colors for a biz jet, white, gray and dark gray. Great picture, the resolution is great. Another reason I might like this picture might be that I love the Global Express.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed September 14, 2005: I LOVE this Jet, and the paintscheme is great!!! Something different to the boring white with stripes...
A visitor from Austria posted Tue September 13, 2005: Edit: now I unterstand -> OAKLEY :) AP
A visitor from Austria posted Tue September 13, 2005: Lol - oh my gosh, whats the meaning of that skull on the very back of the fuselage?! AP
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: Oakley does come up with some sweet paint schemes. They sure give Nike (N1KE, and N6453) a run for there money! That Oakley logo on the tail looks 3D! Its always good to see something other than just stripes. Superb picture Michael!
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: Interesting photo - is that Oakley's logo on the tail?
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue September 13, 2005: Lovely shot!!!
A visitor from Chile posted Tue September 13, 2005: It is a great shot of a buss jet on a militar scheme, rarely seen and I'd love to pilot that plane.
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: That Oakley has a nice look to it and you caught it well! Beautiful shot of a nice jet at an awesome airport!
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: I used to work at sna and from time to time I would see the Oakley Global Express. Back then they had a different paint scheme.
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: Nice shot Mike! I am just upset I never got a chance to see that bird in action while I lived in Orange County. I do love that scheme though.
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: Two planes are camouflaged in this photo – the Oakley Global Express and the desert tan 737 in the lower right! Nice shot!
A visitor from Uruguay posted Tue September 13, 2005: If it is a business Jet, i'd say the owner has a serius bad taste problem. I thought it really was some kind of military plane.
A visitor from France posted Tue September 13, 2005: Wonderfull paint scheme !!! 8-)
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 13, 2005: My first thought was " It must be going to the body shop for a nice paint job"
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 13, 2005: I can not understand the remark at all!!! It looks ugly like a garbage dump.

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