Hermosa! pic. Eduardo
Written on 01/08/2025 by Peter Junk
wow
Written on 31/07/2025 by aus t
Nice looking Sierra Fellow Chad!
Written on 31/07/2025 by Niche79
and no prop strike, time to put on a tail wheel.
Written on 31/07/2025 by rick ordiway
Nice !
Written on 31/07/2025 by Erik Bruner
Touch and go with the flaps still down and a 10 knot tailwind.
Written on 31/07/2025 by BonTer1
why cause ur fat?
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
that looks like poor ADM
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
you know what a cirrus is? GAYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
bane of my existance
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
just as fat as my ex wife
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
crispy
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
this makes me horny....... ;)
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
youre a sunflower - posty
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
gayyyyyyyyy
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
i love black planes
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
sick
Written on 31/07/2025 by slcline1
rip to those who died :(
Written on 31/07/2025 by poop poop
the geese are saying: come on we can keep up :)
Written on 31/07/2025 by poop poop
the geese are saying: come on we can keep up :)
Written on 31/07/2025 by poop poop
Agreed, why "keep on" doing it? Blurred, can't see a dam thing. He won't be told he's just won't be told.
Written on 31/07/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Nice shot Gary, with the Virginia Range hills being out on the Eastern side of the airport.
Written on 31/07/2025 by CHRIS ROBEY
This aircraft was destroyed in a crash shortly after taking off on Runway 19 from Greenwood-Indy South Greenwood Airport, Indiana, USA. The 2005 Lancair impacted the ground in a high-speed left turn, killing the owner-pilot.
Written on 31/07/2025 by Michael Gower
This aircraft was destroyed in a crash shortly after taking off on Runway 19 from Greenwood-Indy South Greenwood Airport, Indiana, USA. The 2005 Lancair impacted the ground in a high-speed left turn, killing the owner-pilot.
Written on 31/07/2025 by Michael Gower
This aircraft was destroyed in a crash shortly after taking off on Runway 19 from Greenwood-Indy South Greenwood Airport, Indiana, USA. The 2005 Lancair impacted the ground in a high-speed left turn, killing the owner-pilot.
Written on 31/07/2025 by Michael Gower
I love this picture.
Written on 30/07/2025 by John moffitt
Great composition framing one of my favourite aircraft.
Yeah, looks like a 727 to me.
Written on 30/07/2025 by Michael Boring
Departures usually rotate a bit earlier than this one did. So normally, departing aircraft are higher as they come past this location which means it is not common to get those Virginia Range hills in pics as backdrops to departing aircraft. But since this took a little longer run down 17R before rotating away, it was still low as it went past and the hills were directly beyond it.
Written on 30/07/2025 by Gary Schenauer
I believe this registration was given to the 737 after the 727 was retired.
Written on 30/07/2025 by jchpa32
great photo
Written on 30/07/2025 by qwertyhoops
New Plane smell
Written on 29/07/2025 by Pittsburghsteelers13
Who dis
Written on 29/07/2025 by Pittsburghsteelers13
Very cool aircraft, nice shot.
Written on 29/07/2025 by Dave Sheehy
Nice Sierra!
Written on 29/07/2025 by Niche79
Clean Sierra!
Written on 29/07/2025 by Niche79
Thank you!
Written on 29/07/2025 by jdogsome
I get to see one of these bad boys once a week or so on Hilton Head Beach heading to or from MCAS Beaufort. Need to get a better camera.
Written on 29/07/2025 by Steven Felton
Chris C.
Written on 29/07/2025 by warmwynds
Just in time to get gas. Had a cousin once that use to pump gas up there.......
@BaasG if that's a Puma AS332, then the correct ICAO code is AS32, not AS33.
Written on 29/07/2025 by Colin Seftel
Walter, if you insert the correct ICAO code H-160, your photo will be correctly identified and indexed.
Written on 29/07/2025 by Colin Seftel
Theo, if you use the correct ICAO type code TOR, yout photo will be correctly identified and indexed.
Written on 29/07/2025 by Colin Seftel
I wish I lived in Oshkosh when the favorite helicopter of mine came to eaa or even atw
Written on 28/07/2025 by Xandor Alvarez
This is not N900SE.
Written on 28/07/2025 by Dan Deffebach
why bother evening posting a belly and heat blured photos.
Written on 28/07/2025 by lgbphotos
This is N172AJ, not N17AJ.
Written on 28/07/2025 by Sclemmons1
SIKORSKY N612AZ is delisted. N612AZ is now registered to a Sling TSI under Rolling Acres LLC. ( my aircraft) based in KBAX Michigan. A current phots has been posted.
Written on 28/07/2025 by Jeff Reddy
Cool shot!
Written on 28/07/2025 by Greg Byington
Per Cirium: This American Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 (N306SW) suffered a left main undercarriage collapse during the take-off roll on Runway 34L at Denver International Airport, Denver, Colorado on July 26, 2025. The aircraft stopped on the runway and an emergency evacuation was carried out. There were no reported serious injuries to the 6 crew and 173 passengers on board. The accident happened in daylight (1423L) and in VMC. The aircraft was operating a flight to Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida. The flight was cancelled.
Written on 27/07/2025 by Michael Gower
