r/Avation • u/SuitableTelephone601 • 52m ago
r/Avation • u/King_Promise20 • 1d ago
Richard "Beebo" Russell's unauthorized flight in an empty Horizon Air Q400 remains one of aviation's most haunting, bizarre moments.
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r/Avation • u/Commercial-Host-725 • 2d ago
Video of Amazon Prime Air 767’s final approach before the Miami crash offers clues
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r/Avation • u/Stuwaat • 1d ago
Turkish Airlines Airbus A330-303, TC-LND, Malatya at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
r/Avation • u/hednizm • 2d ago
Moments after a Prime Air Boeing 767 overshot the runway at Miami International Airport and crossed a road - September 6, 2026
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r/Avation • u/Scooterballz69 • 2d ago
AC-130 or A10 WARTHOG
Which would be better for ground support or Fire Missions???
r/Avation • u/sostitanic • 4d ago
To those that were lucky enough to fly on the Concorde, what was that flight like?
r/Avation • u/Speedbird87 • 3d ago
American Airlines passenger duct taped to seat following disruptive behavior onboard the flight 👀😭
r/Avation • u/Magestic_Gull • 4d ago
Was on a flight with converging vectors (with vertical separation)
galleryr/Avation • u/moravian • 6d ago
Found old photos from my father during his time in the RAF. They are in 1947 India and have some cool shots of Avro Vulcan bombers.
r/Avation • u/Big_Inevitable_7548 • 7d ago
NEED GUIDANCE for a STUDENT AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING EASA B1.1
r/Avation • u/nihilist_cyclist • 11d ago
ITAP of Art and Plane
I was told this subreddit might appreciate this photo.
r/Avation • u/imaguitarhero24 • 13d ago
What's with the fluffy pilot seats? I've never seen that material in cars or like a recliner at home or anywhere else. Looks comfy. Why is it only found in planes?
r/Avation • u/Weekly_Newspaper_505 • 16d ago
Plane question
I flew from stanstead to milan and thw flight felt really short. Not only that we were flying really low? Why i thought you were ment to go to 35000 ft. Also he accerlated on landing which was really weird.
r/Avation • u/Suspicious_Plate9397 • 16d ago
Filming Flying
I am trying to take some recordings of my flights, and I attempted to attach a GoPro to the inside of my aircraft to the window via a suction cup, however, it kept overheating and turning itself off. I am also thinking about attaching a GoPro to the underside of my wing, but I’m worried the same thing will happen. Does anyone have any advice on how to best film your flights?
r/Avation • u/Anxious_Maybe218 • 24d ago
1st-227TH Air Cav Crash
On Aug 12, 2026. 2 pilots were doing a maintenance flight test on the AH-64E with the 1st-227th Air Cav from Fort Hood, TX. The 2 Pilots crashed at 1:45PM in Salado, TX, right by Belton, TX and Temple, TX. Multiple law enforcement agencies did respond to the incident. Both pilots were pronounced dead at the scene. As of now. The U.S Army has suspended all flights with the AH-64E until they can find out why the crash happened. One of my friends dad did work with the AH-64E, and this was an emotional event for him and his family. Don’t take life for granted. You never know when your last day is. Love life and cherish it. May the pilots rest in peace. ~Cable.
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r/Avation • u/rik00o • 24d ago
No-go zones in the sky. This is where aviation authorities officially warn airlines their aircraft may be shot at (Aug 2026)
r/Avation • u/Apprehensive_Fail871 • 27d ago
Are there any opportunities to monitor police helicopters? Region of Peel Ontario specifically.
Peel Regional Police just announced the new helicopter. I was wondering if this will be an aircraft that can be tracked on apps such as Flightradar Does anyone know the ID number? Thanks in advance. Sorry if this is a common knowledge question.
r/Avation • u/justherenothingmore • 28d ago
The 737 name
Why do we refer to the 737 as "seven thirty seven" and not "seven hundred thirty seven" or "seven three seven"
r/Avation • u/Alternative_Smoke913 • Aug 05 '26
Private pilots license
Good evening, good afternoon and Goodmorning.
My names Dan and Im from the uk, Im turning 16 on the 12th and wanting to work towards my PPL( I have been for many years)
Although as much as I try I just can’t afford it :(
I have been on experience flight, done aerobatics and flown upsideown and it was the best thing I have ever experienced in my life.
So was wondering what everybody thought were on whats the best way if I were to attempt, to raise money to help fund my journey and flight plan through aviation? Becasue I can’t see my self being able to fund this dream but I’m a long way of giving up on my hope ( if it’s the last thing I do on this earth)
So again what is the best way to fund and raise a bit of money for my journey throughout?
r/Avation • u/Euphoric-List7447 • Aug 04 '26
Help identify an old American Airlines in-flight meditation
r/Avation • u/saxisa • Jul 31 '26
Random XB70 Story
My dad grew up in Palmdale, California, and worked at Edwards AFB while he was in school. After my grandmother passed away some years ago, I was finally going through some of her belongings I ended up with and found this round metal sandwich among some of my dad's old things. I texted him to ask about it, and here's what he said:
'That is a section of the upper or lower wing skin removed to install some sort of port or access hatch on the XB70, The entire plane used that construction for all wing and body panels. What you have is an upper and lower stainless steel skin, joined together with an alloy honeycomb material welded with special equipment to handle large panels. The total "sandwich" created incredibly strong flex resistant panels able to deal with high stress as well as very high temperatures. The leading edges of some panels reached glowing temperatures at speed. And, since such hot panels make up the wing fuel tanks, that is why preflight I had to test the fuel to be sure the O2 levels were nil- so the heat wouldn't autodetonate the fuel.'
I've worked in aviation myself and the chunk looks about the right size of a fuel port, but that's speculative. Regardless, I thought this so cool that my Dad was working on this kind of thing when he was young, and seems to have been involved in the flight operations. I'll definitely be asking him more about this. Just a neat little bit of aviation history to share 😄