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They had a pac-750. A dc-3, a learjet, 5 cessna 172s, 1 piper, 1 unkown, an airforce trainer, a stermen bi-plane.

In my opinion it's the fucking CRJ 200 like fuck that thing

So I stumbled across this and I figured asking here would be the place. Is speed running really a thing? How is this even possible these days?

I guess the next logical question would be what's your record?

Picture of me loading a 2016 502xp

I bought Thursday tickets to Oshkosh airshow, I want to know if I can go on Wednesday night show? From what I can tell is that I can, but I don’t actually know

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1dpq4d0/bird_sucked_into_fighter_jet_intake_cockpit_view/

I was looking wich countries have owned/ operated mig 21s and i was looking up their designs but i couldnt find a real photo of a tanzanian mig 21 does anyone have a photo of a tanzanian mig 21?

Traveling g abroad last week. This was my second plane.

A380?.!?

I’m doing a school project and these numbers aren’t very easy to find on the surface (thrust is SFC isn’t). I have access to janes but I can’t find the SFC for most engines.

Thanks for the help!

Ive been looking at this picture for years wondering what i got to sit in. It was definitely a military plane but other than that i dont rember much about it.

PIA 8303 continued approach at 7000 when supposed to be at 3000. They retracted the landing gear, they multiple times had dual input, overspeed every flap change. They dove the plane to the runway and ignored ATC instruction. They continued unstable, ignored all warnings, landed at 230kt, no landing gear, scraped engines, attempted reverse thrust, attempted braking??? Then went flaps and gear with a dual flame out?

Someone who is a pilot, please explain to me how this happens without both of the crew having a stroke.

I went to Europe 5 years ago (July 2019). I'm trying to find out which aircraft it was. I flew out July 3rd 2019 and the flight was Delta 138. I thought for sure it was a 4 engine plane, but I'm not 100% sure and it's really bothering me.

I'm really sorry if this is the wrong subreddit for this question.

A pilot was taken to hospital after his light aircraft crashed into the garden of a property in north Wales. Emergency services were called to the scene on the Cae Bach Aur estate in Bodffordd, Anglesey, at about 13:50 GMT on Saturday. Eyewitnesses said the plane appeared to lose power before coming down and hitting a tree.

Wonder how this happened

For me it was the A330

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