Nathan, no, it flew in non-stop from LUX, Maybe an hour after a CLX 747 flying the same route.
Written on 07/13/2026 by John Giambone
This a diversion from ORD?
Written on 07/13/2026 by Nathan Lembke
Nice
Written on 07/13/2026 by PaulNORA
My father rented this plane in Galesburg IL in the early 1970s. It was one of his favorites to fly among other Pipers and Cessnas.
Written on 07/13/2026 by Dave H
Watch out! Coming through!
Written on 07/13/2026 by Martin Mune
Excellent picture!
SW: Still interesting to see that the plane is still nicely part of the landscape. I recognized it from my stop at Andover in Autumn of 2024 as I have the other photo of it.
Written on 07/12/2026 by warmwynds
Your airships are always welcome at Fabens KE-35. The variety of ads always create a stir for our Fabens, El Paso County, Texas area community. Your crew is never a problem and they are very courteous when crossing runways and taxiways. They show great respect towards our airport and we thank you all for that.
Written on 07/12/2026 by Alfredo Olivas
Ralph Lauren would have some plaid on it somewhere.
Written on 07/12/2026 by CherokeePAX
beauty ! brand new great colours see also ;https://aviation.flights/aib/A350/791
Written on 07/11/2026 by Frederik deCockBuning
Qué bonitos son los aviones fe hélices.
Written on 07/11/2026 by parraplas
Precioso.
Written on 07/11/2026 by parraplas
Errr, RED Zeppelin as it says.
Written on 07/10/2026 by John Hoag
Type designator EC45 will get the photo labeled and indexed correctly in the FA database.
Written on 07/10/2026 by bixlercs
Diverted to CPH on route from ARN to HER
Written on 07/10/2026 by larbaek
Very nice, Gary!
Written on 07/10/2026 by Greg Byington
Surely a Led Zeppelin's fan !!
Written on 07/10/2026 by Andrea Gentilini
You see this and you're the US enemy, it's time for the Act of Contrition.
Written on 07/10/2026 by Tim Blaney
Excelente aparato.
Written on 07/10/2026 by Karpok
Great shot Joshua!
Written on 07/10/2026 by terry kelsey
Nice livery. RL? Ralph Loren?
Written on 07/10/2026 by terry kelsey
Always impressive on short final, with all that weight hanging on curved wings, and the complex gear dangling in the slipstream. How graceful. Just like a big ol' pelican coming in to the beach.
Written on 07/10/2026 by Alan Hume
Rest in peace, great Magni, for the service you provided to your people who flew in your aircraft.
Written on 07/09/2026 by Derek Rodríguez
Pretty sure it's not a Beechcraft Baron.
Written on 07/09/2026 by John Hoag
Great capture Gary! 5*'s
Written on 07/09/2026 by Darryl Sarno
Fantastic shot G-man! The background makes for a dramatic photo! Well done!
Written on 07/09/2026 by Darryl Sarno
Thanks G-man!
Written on 07/09/2026 by Darryl Sarno
As Brian Mac suggested, this birds should serve the Ukrainian air force well into the future. I'd say let them have the rights to produce these in Ukraine; knowing the ingenuity the Ukrainian engineers, the sky is pretty much the limit as to what variants/enhancements they can come up with.
Written on 07/09/2026 by Martin Mune
Callsign Tanker
US Army Combat Veteran
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Volunteer Soldier
International Legion for the Defense of Ukraine
Слава Україні!
Героям Слава!
i'm busy here, cant you see Im flying this thing?
Written on 07/08/2026 by Charles Weissmueller
That is a wonderful picture and adventure. Cherish those flights.
Written on 07/08/2026 by Sidney Smith
Sunrise: One hour into a dawn formation flight. Captured from a Piper Lance. Pilot and photographer: myself. Aviation photography and formation flying, provides major enjoyment, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Written on 07/08/2026 by Michael Pemberton
Air to Air photography involves removing aircraft doors for clarity, a thrilling experience if done well.
Written on 07/08/2026 by Michael Pemberton
The Whitmans Chocolates Blimp over Melbourne VIC, Australia.
Written on 07/08/2026 by Michael Pemberton
TYVM G-man. Ive seen another one here that is Red,,,,,eyes peeled...
Written on 07/08/2026 by Tom Vance
A still radial Otter?! NICE!
Written on 07/07/2026 by Casey Beckett
Big Ass bird. Stunted development from 1940 on. Underpowered, short legs.Army and Marines hared it, RAAF RAF had similar disdain.
Written on 07/07/2026 by Casey Beckett
No longer untouchable
Written on 07/07/2026 by Casey Beckett
CH-53E. Not an MH
Written on 07/07/2026 by Casey Beckett
Well-timed capture, D. 5* x 2 = 10*
Written on 07/07/2026 by Gary Schenauer
There were four-in-a-row departures that had the rising sun illuminating The Biggest Little City's downtown buildings in the background: United, this Alaska, American, and JetBlue.
Written on 07/07/2026 by Gary Schenauer
This Boeing is not C-FWAG. It is C-FWAD
Written on 07/07/2026 by yojapm
I still don't understand how they accepted this photo and not the other one where you can see it from the front
Written on 07/07/2026 by Derek Rodríguez
Three "special scheme" commercial jetliners visited RNO on this particular morning. American's "Stand Up To Cancer" scheme was a bit of a surprise when it arrived.
Written on 07/07/2026 by Gary Schenauer
Do you happen to remember what airport was this picture taken at Gary?
Written on 07/06/2026 by Jbtravelsto
The 53 has been around for over 60 years. I flew in it in Vietnam 1968-'70.
Written on 07/06/2026 by Joseph Brown
Orville & Wilbur would be amazed!
Written on 07/06/2026 by Tom Fox
I can't get over the engineering it takes to get all of those nuts and bolts to go in the same direction and pretned they are flying!
Written on 07/06/2026 by Tom Fox
Also known as “Son of a Bitch-2nd class”
Written on 07/06/2026 by John Douglas Cuss
Lots of them made in Thunder Bay Canada! My buddies in the north told stories about the screaming test dives that were being done-awfully hard to concentrate on schoolwork with all that noise nearby!
Ce PC 6 s'est écrasé à Nancy F le 28 juin 2026 tuant les 11 personnes à bord.
Written on 07/06/2026 by reynald Epitaux
During my skydiving days, knowing the history of jump plane accidents and the way they are loaded, I was more concerned about flight safety than skydiving risks.
Written on 07/06/2026 by Arthur Kushner
