https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=844700
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=771718
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=671850
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=539993
Thanks,
Garri767
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Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
My cantidates are
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=844700
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=771718
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=671850
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=539993
Thanks,
Garri767
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=844700
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=771718
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=671850
https://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=539993
Thanks,
Garri767
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
I would consider the second photo to be the winner out of the four you listed!
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
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Picture 2 I am referring to the poorly kept Il-96 in the background.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
Check my album entitled "Wash Me". It has all sorts of dirty planes! As far as airlines go, the ones that showed up in my searches were AF, IB, NW, and KLM Cityhopper. Here is a link to the album, and a pic of a very dirty and neglected DL 757-200:
https://www.airliners.net/search/phot...=Wash+Me%21&album_creator=Skywatch
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
I'm trying to open the upper picture [the DL one], but for some reason [which I don't know] I can't. Does anybody has the same problem?
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind'. Albert Einstein
RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
| Quoting TACAA320 (Reply 5): I'm trying to open the upper picture [the DL one], but for some reason [which I don't know] I can't. Does anybody has the same problem? |
Your problem is probably the same problem that I have with my computer every now and then, It becomes allergic to JPEGS, and won't show me anything but a blank white or black picture! You don't happen to have an HP like mine do you?
| Quoting TACAA320 (Reply 6): Some dirty in here... |
Ah, I knew IB would show up! It almost always seems to be their A340's that are dirty. Strange.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
without question an AirFrance plane is the winner 
the question is but what plane from the them is the dirties?
the question is but what plane from the them is the dirties?
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
| Quoting Skywatch (Reply 7): You don't happen to have an HP like mine do you? |
Now I can. Maybe was something running wrong at that time. BTW what is a HP?
'Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind'. Albert Einstein
RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
its a HP invent there a make of computer like panasonic and sony
You cant have your cake and eat it... What the hells the point in having it then!!!
RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
| Quoting Jamesbuk (Reply 10): its a HP invent there a make of computer like panasonic and sony |
Got it. Actually my laptop is Compaq [same as Hewlet Packard].
| Quoting Skywatch (Reply 7): You don't happen to have an HP like mine do you? |
See above.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
agree with that AF 707!
from inside? this is a true winner!:
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from inside? this is a true winner!:
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
The dirt on the stored planes in LIM makes me really depressed. Probably the worst kind of dirt I have seen on A.net. It's a coat of meaninglessness wrapping planes that deserves better. 
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And I thought this one was dirty:
http://www.geocities.com/michacdn/B747BR.html
(it looks better on the pic than it was in real life).
I didn't count stored a/c though...
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http://www.geocities.com/michacdn/B747BR.html
(it looks better on the pic than it was in real life).
I didn't count stored a/c though...
Cheers
micha
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We should distinguish between planes that are flying and those that aren't.
By the way if you're going to post an a.net picture just type photoid:# around "<" ">" to make life easier for the rest of us.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
Hi there,
how about these two:
Perhaps not exactly dirty, but filthy anyway.
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how about these two:
 Photo © Jarek Dabrowski [epwa_spotters] |  Photo © Philippe Noret - AirTeamimages |
Perhaps not exactly dirty, but filthy anyway.
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| Quoting USADreamliner (Reply 19): Don't leave MK air out of this... |
I suppose thats going to land on a dirtstrip outside a trailer park, no other place for it.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
If I make it to France, I'll remember this one.
We all know that AF is bad, but here's another repeat offender. Unfortunately no "XXX" pics on A.net, but I have a book with one that likes it dirty:
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You know what's even better than a dirty plane? A renectly purchased used airliner. For example, remember when Western Airlines was baught by Delta, and Delta had all those silver planes with two-tone doors and a little "Delta" decal slapped on there. That was great.
And don't forget improper nosecones. United has some management problems when it comes to remembering to paint the nosecone with its respective plane.
We all know that AF is bad, but here's another repeat offender. Unfortunately no "XXX" pics on A.net, but I have a book with one that likes it dirty:
Photo © Frank Schaefer
You know what's even better than a dirty plane? A renectly purchased used airliner. For example, remember when Western Airlines was baught by Delta, and Delta had all those silver planes with two-tone doors and a little "Delta" decal slapped on there. That was great.
And don't forget improper nosecones. United has some management problems when it comes to remembering to paint the nosecone with its respective plane.
RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
A lot of good ones up there - thanks! Panama City used to be host to an infamous graveyard of old propliners in the 1980s, but judging from a lack of photos on A.net, it has since been cleaned up. And that Tu-134 in Lima has certainly earned her NATO code name, Crusty.
Here are a few more:
A forlorn 707-330 in Santiago, Chile:
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An abandoned 747-136 at Sharjah, UAE:
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Photo © Michael Tosta
A 707-351C shows off its better side in Nairobi, Kenya:
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Photo © Raimund Stehmann
A DC-8-32 and a Yak-40 stare into oblivion in Iquitos, Peru:
A Douglas RD-4 blends in with the local landscape in Oaxaca, Mexico:
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Photo © Streep
A 707-123B takes root in Shannon, Ireland:
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Photo © Chris Sheldon
A Fokker 50 gone bad in Malaysia:
A DC-8-53 has a bad case of burnout in Zurich (inside, she isn't much better):
More encrusted fossils in Lima, Peru:
A 707-3B4C waits it out in Monrovia, Liberia (recently featured on eBay!):
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Photo © Robert W. Kranz
A 727-286 won't fly:
Two sad DC-8s party no more in North Carolina:
Two new twinjets look less than new in Hong Kong:
An ATR-72 tries (unsuccessfully) to blend in with the sky in Finland:
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Photo © Mikael Kuusela
Delta usually keeps its planes in great shape, but then there's this:
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Photo © Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages
A DC-8-33 gone and probably forgotten (a closeup doesn't make it better):
A 727-1J1 and a 707-399 keep each other company in Santo Domingo:
A CV880 shows her age in Atlantic City, NJ:
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There are no words to describe this Arizona wilted desert bloom:
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Photo © Andy Martin - AirTeamImages
Here are a few more:
A forlorn 707-330 in Santiago, Chile:
Photo © Snorre - VIP Vienna International Planespotters
An abandoned 747-136 at Sharjah, UAE:
Photo © Michael Tosta
A 707-351C shows off its better side in Nairobi, Kenya:
Photo © Raimund Stehmann
A DC-8-32 and a Yak-40 stare into oblivion in Iquitos, Peru:
 Photo © Hans Gunther |  Photo © Hans Gunther |
A Douglas RD-4 blends in with the local landscape in Oaxaca, Mexico:
Photo © Streep
A 707-123B takes root in Shannon, Ireland:
Photo © Chris Sheldon
A Fokker 50 gone bad in Malaysia:
 Photo © Vector Grafix |  Photo © Vector Grafix |
A DC-8-53 has a bad case of burnout in Zurich (inside, she isn't much better):
 Photo © Stuart Prince |  Photo © Joe Pries - ATR Team |
More encrusted fossils in Lima, Peru:
 Photo © Miguel cano alva |  Photo © Alan Lebeda |
 Photo © Ander Aguirre |  Photo © Sam Chui |
A 707-3B4C waits it out in Monrovia, Liberia (recently featured on eBay!):
Photo © Robert W. Kranz
A 727-286 won't fly:
 Photo © Fabio Laranjeira - Contato Radar |  Photo © Propfreak |
Two sad DC-8s party no more in North Carolina:
 Photo © James Richard Covington |  Photo © Chaz Hinkle |
Two new twinjets look less than new in Hong Kong:
 Photo © Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages |  Photo © Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages |
An ATR-72 tries (unsuccessfully) to blend in with the sky in Finland:
Photo © Mikael Kuusela
Delta usually keeps its planes in great shape, but then there's this:
Photo © Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages
A DC-8-33 gone and probably forgotten (a closeup doesn't make it better):
 Photo © Baires Aviation Photography |  Photo © Baires Aviation Photography |
A 727-1J1 and a 707-399 keep each other company in Santo Domingo:
 Photo © Javier F. Bobadilla - Iberian Spotters |  Photo © Javier F. Bobadilla - Iberian Spotters |
A CV880 shows her age in Atlantic City, NJ:
Photo © Tom Turner
There are no words to describe this Arizona wilted desert bloom:
Photo © Andy Martin - AirTeamImages
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
I don't think that the plane would be very clean after this flight:
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
You can't count scrap/derelict/knackered aircraft. Surely this has to be limited to flyers? Any aircraft left for any length of time without attention is gonna be filthy in short order.
It's the flying ones that worry me - dirty plane, sloppy maintenance.
Andy
It's the flying ones that worry me - dirty plane, sloppy maintenance.
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RE: Who Can Find The Dirtiest Aircraft
Well hell, if we're including non-airworthy examples.....
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