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Photo ID: 1172572
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N5585Y (cn CE-1389) Flying past the Estrella Mountains in the backdrop with my team-mate Eike on a solo. This is the smallest plane in Lufthansa colors, used for their pilot-training. |
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Photo ID: 1322795
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F-GLZT (cn 319) My 5th vacation in SXM, the AF 340 is still the highlight of the day... |
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Photo ID: 0581847
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N624VA (cn 20327/797) Let's see what we got: there is a topless woman lying on the beach, we have a woman whose skirt is blown up by the jet blast and there is a beautiful classic airliner. What more can you ask for? |
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Photo ID: 0231286
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F-GLZP (cn 260) Air France finally started flying A340 into SXM the day before. Dedicated to my father who has always supported me with my hobby and brought me to this wonderfull place. Thank you! BTW: note the topless women in front... |
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Photo ID: 0582446
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N191AN (cn 32385/977) It's too bad she has her arms up... but you can still see what you want (uncovered) |
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Photo ID: 1595520
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G-VIIG (cn 27489/65) Speedbird getting dirty on 26R while Acey pours on the coals as she begins her roll down 26L |
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Photo ID: 1480271
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Bora Bora! I'm quite happy to have landed there as pilot in command of my rental aircraft. Picture was taken on the 150 nautical miles return leg Bora Bora - Tahiti, after a short sightseeing trip to Tupuai. 25 km in the distance, Tahaa island can be seen. During WWII, the USA built a military base here. The airfield, now 1500 meters long, is was is left of it. |
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Photo ID: 1595312
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61-0017 / BD (cn 464444) 93rd BS/917th WG B-52H, callsign SCALP 93 refuels from a 186th ARW KC-135R 68-0010 |
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Photo ID: 1595180
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9Q-CHF (cn 22677/1785) Using nearly the whole lenght of rwy 03L on departure to Kinshasa via Lubumbashi. |
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OV-105 (cn OV-105) "Endeavour" leaves Earth on the approx. 6.5 million mile STS-127 mission to the International Space Station. Here she is shaping her trajectory to make the 51.6 degree orbital insertion angle. Picture is from approx. 4 miles from the pad with 73mm focal length. |
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) "Discovery" on STS-120 to the ISS. Launch time 11:38 a.m. EDT. Approx. T + 00:10 and the NASA Space Shuttle System is accelerating through 797 feet at 992 MPH. The white things falling in the exhaust plume and one floating above the cockpit are disposable cardboard covers of the RCS system. I am using a Canon 1Ds MKII with a 600mm F/4 L IS and a 2X multiplier from a location approx. 5,535 meters from L-39A. |
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Photo ID: 1070402
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) One quite impressive candle (really from 2 SRBs and three engines) celebrating the 230th birthday anniversary of the signing of the American Declaration of Independence was lit today. Discovery started STS-121 mission with a liftoff at 2:37:55 pm EDT (1837:55 GMT) from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. End of roll manouver (at 2:38:13 PM EST @ 1002MPH & T+00:18). [Canon 1Ds Mk II; F/2.8 400mm L IS; ISO 100; shutter speed 2000] |
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Photo ID: 0898223
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OV-103 (cn OV-103) 10:39:10 AM. STS-114 "Return to Flight" Mission begins the Roll Maneuver. Note the increadibly long flame from the Solid Rocket Boosters which provide 71.4% of the power ( 3,300,000 pounds thrust each). The vehicle begins a combined roll, pitch and yaw maneuver that positions the orbiter head down, with wings level and aligned with the launch pad. The orbiter flies upside down during the ascent phase. This orientation, together with trajectory shaping, establishes a trim angle of attack favorable for aerodynamic loads and crew ground reference. |
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