Wow. That's so nice of you to say that.Thank you Gavin.
Written on 05/07/2020 by John Marotta
klasse!
Written on 05/07/2020 by Fabian Dirscherl
I don't remember my C152 being so roomy....
Written on 05/07/2020 by peter kucharski
Thanks John.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Thanks Mike - acres (or that should be hectares) of it!
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Thanks Tom - a belated happy 4th to you - there weren't any posts from you to give you a cheer. Stay safe.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
A simply great photo.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
It's an Extra EA-300/SC owned by Aerobatic Show sp, Warsaw, Poland, but am curious as to what the fittings are on the wingtips.
Indeed - our news services keep us updated with US news plus we get to see some US TV on our free-to-air channels. We are so very lucky where I am and provided everyone behaves, we should stay that way. Stay safe.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Wow!
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
To my mind, probably one of the more interesting shots of a plane in this livery - great pic John.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
To each his own I suppose - some will, some won't. I like it because it's bright, colorful and snappy and shows up really well in good light and photos as good as this with a dark background do it justice. Well done Dan.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
That's on every nice picture Daniel.
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Does anyone know what the object is on the windshield?
Written on 05/07/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Glad you like it adelma! And yes you should see. the back off the plane during VTOL... so many wires!
Written on 05/07/2020 by Joan Williams
My French is a little rusty these days Andre, but this sure looks like a classic Hughes to me too.
Written on 05/07/2020 by CHRIS ROBEY
Gulfstream 3 in the Azores. Looks like an RCAF C130 next to him.
Written on 05/07/2020 by CHRIS ROBEY
good find for rotorhead toenails.
Written on 04/07/2020 by scott j swanson
Salut Chris
Written on 04/07/2020 by andré belleau
Est tu d'accord avec moi que c'est pas un Beechcraft Super King Air. Moi je vois un 1969 Hughes 369H
Thanks Gavin. Keep safe down there. Not much of a holiday for us in TX with Covid running rampant.
Written on 04/07/2020 by robin guess
Thanks jesse! That's good to know.
Written on 04/07/2020 by CHRIS ROBEY
Chris, N7274Y Is reg to a 1999 Cessna 182S Skylane
Written on 04/07/2020 by jesse kyzer
FYI you can google "N", and MOST of the time will give a correct return
Some history at: http://www.aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDossier.php?Serial=26067
Written on 04/07/2020 by jesse kyzer
Is this a cloud seeder (hail suppression)
Written on 04/07/2020 by Murray Dale
More info, please!
Fabulous picture. Top 3 schemes in my book. All the extra tulips in the background just add to the shot.
Written on 04/07/2020 by BRETT JACOB
That's a lot of 'movable' hardware! Excellent picture!
Written on 04/07/2020 by adelma
I can practically hear the roar of that Bull Stearman! Or maybe that's her screaming?
Written on 04/07/2020 by adelma
Nice shot!
Now everybody stay right on the correct taxi line! Very interesting picture - such contrast!
Written on 04/07/2020 by adelma
Great photo! We have a TTX and have wondered how our dogs would do in it. Yours looks happy as a clam!
Written on 04/07/2020 by Jamie Barber
Beautiful! I might have flown it in Production Flight Test. Great to see it still looking so good!
Written on 04/07/2020 by adelma
Either a supervillain or UTR good guy. I wonder if there’s a minimum on how much contrast the N-number must have.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Matt Lacey
That paint job makes this P180 look fat. Nice colors, bad lines on one of my favorite aircraft.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Matt Lacey
A class on the physics of water vapor would make laughing at online commenters a lot less common.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Matt Lacey
Thanks John and love your pics as well!
Written on 04/07/2020 by Darryl Sarno
Nice sharp photo. Some don't like the Allegiant livery but I find it rather attractive.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Ray Lang
great angle OZ Gman. 5x*
Written on 04/07/2020 by Tom Vance
Thanks Men!
Written on 04/07/2020 by Tom Vance
Ray, cowls are available if some owners prefer that for aesthetics. But the open engine doesn't add much drag at these speeds, and cooling is not a problem. Easier for maintenance this way, too.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Philip Terpstra
Thanks for the comments. Bror, that's a great description. It is wonderful to have the freedom of flight, and then drop in for a landing, shut off the engine and coast to a stop while letting one hand rest in the water. Sublime, as Gavin put it.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Philip Terpstra
Four faces counting the two drivers
Written on 04/07/2020 by Gary Draper
No clue why it’s upside down :/
Written on 04/07/2020 by Austin Sirean
Gavin Hughes Thanks!
Written on 04/07/2020 by nicolas50
John Marotta Thanks!
Written on 04/07/2020 by nicolas50
Owned by 'Get me there, LLC'. I'm sure it does.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Robert Cowling
Thanks Gavin, the best of the old film edits I'm afraid.
Written on 04/07/2020 by Mark Thomas
Looks like a lot of Grass for a Runway Excursion-Nice Pic!
Written on 04/07/2020 by mike prendergast
Diana, yes the planes are in state Air National Guard units, but they belong to the Air Force. We couldn’t afford to keep all Fighter/Tanker/etc... units on Active Duty as it costs less to employ Guard/Reserve units than it does regular Active Air Force units. In event of an emergency or conflict like Desert Shield/Desert Storm, they can be “activated” for Federal duty overseas.
Written on 04/07/2020 by James Simms
Many Guard/Reserve pilots are civilian airline pilots (who are probably happy to have flying opportunities (& a paycheck coming in) during the Covid pandemic...besides, if you’re a pilot you love to fly anything except a desk) & other Guard/Reserve members have civilian jobs on the outside
This country couldn’t respond to any crisis w/out the Guard/Reserve assets. After Vietnam, a lot of military assets/occupations were moved to the Guard/Reserve so any conflict after VN would have to involve the people of America.
There are enough things going on that even w/Guard/Reserve tankers, the military had to hire a civilian company, Omega Air Refueling; to provide air to air refueling assets w/707’s & DC-10’s.
http://www.omegaairrefueling.com/
Totally photoshopped but very pretty.
Written on 03/07/2020 by Eric curry
Thank you Alan and Jesse for your information and comments. I appreciate it!
Written on 03/07/2020 by John Giambone
My favorite commercial aircraft.
Written on 03/07/2020 by Rick Hundley
