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Photo ID: 1003025
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5N-BBQ (cn 230) Here seen towed across the Malta International Airport perimeter road towards the Civil Protection Dept. / International Fire & Safety School located at Hal Far (closed)Airfield. His last destination and resting place. |
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Photo ID: 2060845
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Views: 14091
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RA-67602 (cn 892229) A cabin view of 67602. A massive additional fuel tank occupies most of it but also makes non-stop flights as long as from Arkhangelsk to Moscow possible. Note that from window seats you can have a view forward through the cockpit windows. |
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Photo ID: 1945112
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Views: 63249
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N106US (cn 1044) [Canon 1D Mark III + Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L] Continuing its historic move to the Carolinas Aviation Museum, the "Miracle on the Hudson" aircraft travels down I-95 in Newark, DE. Earlier in the day, N106US crossed the Delaware Memorial Bridge from New Jersey. The additional logos on the fuselage are companies helping sponsor the move, and if you look closely, the white support vehicle is branded in a US Airways colors. This is my 500th photo in the database. |
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Photo ID: 1917756
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Views: 48427
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9Q-CSW (cn 730209) Walikale has`t the runway and apron.It is realy a road. First landed plane will depart behind,because only one direction in use. When there are no flights , cars use the road as usually. |
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Photo ID: 1908755
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Views: 75014
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HB-JIY (cn 1171) Picture taken during a promotional event by SPHAIR (Recruiting Agency of the Swiss Air Force) |
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Photo ID: 1801406
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N587FE (cn 48489/492) Oooops! Missed the turn during lineup 13L at Twy Bravo5. |
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Photo ID: 1813302
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Views: 48348
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Mysterious flight. The pilot was forced to make an emergency landing on the beach at French Harbour. The aircraft has no registration, and no details are known of this accident. |
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Photo ID: 1742261
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Views: 17438
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Photo ID: 1739943
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Photo ID: 1736501
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N661JB (cn 3228) Trial day for JFK's new runway, 31L. Jet Blue, Americans N188AN and Deltas N709TW were the first three to depart the new 200 foot wide all concrete runway. |
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Photo ID: 1726561
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VH-OQB (cn 015) Well if you might miss the A380, the little road sign is telling you to stop for aircraft. |
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Photo ID: 1707644
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Photo ID: 1707647
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N234AA (cn 49181/1125) It'll be a while before you see an airliner hanging in the air over a city street again. American Airlines kindly donated this MD80 to the George T. Baker Aviation school across the street from MIA. It was craned from the airport perimeter to LeJeune Road, then tugged over to the school in the middle of the night |
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Photo ID: 1706590
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Views: 47732
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EI-DYG (cn 33639/2557) Seen arriving at Kemble after a long road & sea trip from Rome Ciampino. Damaged beyond repair Nov 10 2008. |
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Photo ID: 1223572
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Views: 286687
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N462M (cn 14153) During my visit to the museum last year all was normal so imagine my shock when I saw the cylinder protruding through the cowling of the #2 engine! All appeared legit to me until I received an email from Carlos Gomez. Carlos said that the cylinder protruding through the cowling was a front row cylinder but that it was protruding through the rear of the cowling above the rear row of cylinders. Gotta wonder what’s going on here? |
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