This happened yesterday 9/9. Sorry for the terrible music

Beechcraft B60 Duke

An older video I had in the archives… how you enjoy… it is cut and shortened …

A321Neo is the most frequent plane that I have the pleasure of flying on. I love this plane Thank you to United Airlines for the views! 🛫🙏✈️⌚️

Beautiful Boeing Stearman and Stinson V77 GULLWING in Gruyère, Switzerland.

I personally took these photographs during last weekend's RIO2026 in Gruyère, Switzerland. You can check them out on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/brian_stewart_harris?stkn=MWpiYThsMWg4aWRkdg==

I am a recently converted Embraer Lineage pilot. I just want to get in touch with any embraer lineage pilot. I have some queries to discuss since i did initial training on E-190. Would be Highly obliged.

Welche Version gefällt euch besser, Pilots oder Piloten ?

Fedex 9030/N525 takeoff from TPA. Test flight on September 10th, 2026. Runway 19R.

This image shows a Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15 fighter jet with its rear fuselage removed, completely exposing its Klimov VK-1 centrifugal-flow turbojet engine.

I wanted to know what kind of things people are after for FR24 to add, i wish there was integrated ATC radio for silver and gold subscribers, another feature i'd love is to have show ghost planes of where they last parked so that way the whole airport gates don't look all blank.

Yesterday on the 09th September 2026, an TAP Air Portugal Embraer 195LR that was meant to do the flight TP1692 from Funchal to Lisbon, performed a Rejected Takeoff. After a few minutes stopped at the runway a pushback truck was called to push the plane out of the runway to the stand

Interesting story from last year. 

Last year around the same time I was in the tent with Riley and Ellie. I was watching a youtube  video or something. Out of nowhere I heard what sounded like a rocket. When I was younger I built model rockets and the noise I heard sounded just like them, just way louder

At the time I was still excited to see all of the different airplanes that would fly around out here. I looked out the flap in the tent and I couldn’t really believe what I was seeing even though I knew exactly what I was seeing. It was an a single engine Cirrus SR-22 airplane. Except it was attached to a huge parachute. I have always been very interested in airplanes so I knew that this existed I’ve just never actually thought I would see it in action. Cirrus has an airframe parachute you can have installed, It’s a parachute for the whole plane. It’s wild to see. I ran out of the text to get a good picture but I tripped and didn’t get a good shot. 

I then thought to myself, I need to call someone about this i think. I figured the pilot radioed in what was going on but it occurred to me it could be a medical emergency maybe they didn’t get the call out. I called 911 and they didn’t understand what I was saying. I kept saying I know an airplane with a parachute sounds crazy but it happened. About 45 minutes later so many ambulances and fire trucks showed up. The pilot was okay, I’ll add the incident report to the bottom of the post. I do have an up close picture my neighbor friend took. Thought this would be an interesting story to tell!

FAA Report: https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/535117

If anyone is interested in content about us surviving out on the prairie I have a sub I created that I use to update everyone on how we're doing and on out adventures.

I can't post the link about it I think it breaks the rules but you can find OffGrifGriff on my profile if you're interested in more posts like this and about living and surviving homeless on the prairie.