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Email Autor Korrektur ID #1742216 / 41 Aufrufe
2-October-2022
VT-IJE Parked at IGIA. This aircraft was newly delivered to IndiGo on 28 May 2019. (mehr von VT-IJE)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1742140 / 20 Aufrufe
11-March-2021
VT-BRS On tow at the general aviation ramp at CSMIA in the evening. The aircraft belongs to Grasim Industries. (mehr von VT-BRS)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1742138 / 126 Aufrufe
3-October-2022
VT-IIF The unmistakable Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium built for Asiad ‘82, usually visible from the air on approach to IGIA despite Delhi’s haze. (mehr von VT-IIF)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1742075 / 20 Aufrufe
19-June-2011
G-PRII Pair take-off by Team Viper at the Cotswold Airshow 2011. The Hunter carries the overall glossy black aerobatic team color scheme of No. 111(F) Sqn "Black Arrows." This Hunter formerly flew the as F.4 WT723 with the RAF before being transferred to the RN. It was converted to a GA.11 and then to a PR.11 with the same 3-camera nose as the FR.10. The Hunter served with 764 NAS and Fleet Requirements and Tasking Unit (FRADU). It was sold into civilian hands in May 1997. (mehr von G-PRII)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1742002 / 49 Aufrufe
12-February-2023
VT-KNQ On the apron at Aero India 2023. Built for civilian use by HAL's Transport Aircraft Division at Kanpur, the Do-228 is capable of carrying up to 17 passengers. It is powered by five-bladed Garrett TPE-331-10 GP turboprops. With a view to promote Govt’s UDAN regional connectivity policy, the Hindi title "Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik," translated as "Let the common citizen of the country fly" is displayed on the fuselage. The aircraft has an AUW of 6200 kg and is capable of operating in hot and high conditions. (mehr von VT-KNQ)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1741073 / 224 Aufrufe
3-August-2023
F-OLAV On short final for Rwy 14 at Plaisance on a winter morning as UU102 from Reunion. (mehr von F-OLAV)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740799 / 19 Aufrufe
23-November-2022
NL420GP Airworthy Avenger inside the hangar at the Tri-State Warbird Museum. This aircraft was accepted into USN service on 24 May 1945. It was assigned to short-lived Torpedo Sqn VT-36 that used it as a trainer and carrier qualification aircraft. On 7 Aug 1945 it was embarked on CVE-112 USS Siboney, bound for the Pacific. The war with Japan came to an end before the carrier reached Pearl Harbor. The Avenger was stricken from service in 1949 and sold to the RCN in 1950. After serving for ten years it was sold, serving as a forest fire bomber along the way. It was bought by the museum in 2004. (mehr von NL420GP)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740497 / 44 Aufrufe
16-July-2023
F-HSKA On short final for Rwy 14 on a winter afternoon at Plaisance as SS710 from RUN. This aircraft was newly delivered to Corsair on 1 Apr 2021. (mehr von F-HSKA)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740345 / 25 Aufrufe
22-January-2024
VT-IYV Taxiing out in the afternoon at RGIA for departure to JLR as 6E7307. This aircraft was newly delivered to IndiGo on 28 Aug 2019. (mehr von VT-IYV)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740310 / 20 Aufrufe
21-May-2012
XA564 UK's only FAW.1 on display at RAFM Cosford. Gloster's last fighter was designed as RAF's first all-weather interceptor, entering frontline service in 1956 with No. 46 Sqn. at RAF Odiham. The FAW.1 was powered by a pair of Armstrong-Siddeley Sapphire Sa.6 10201 and 10301 engines of 36.9 kN thrust each that required a cartridge starter. The aircraft was fitted with the AI.17 radar and 30mm cannon. The initial production run of 40 FAW.1s also served as test platforms. A total of 435 Javelins were built and served in seventeen RAF squadrons plus OCUs, many being converted to different marks. (mehr von XA564)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740148 / 194 Aufrufe
8-October-2013
MN235 Sole surviving complete Typhoon on display at RAFM Hendon. With the covers off, one gets a good look at the Napier Sabre 24-cylinder engine, the propeller and a view of the open gun bay doors for the four 20mm Hispano cannon. Good at low level, the "Tiffy" was deadly as a fighter-bomber, armed with two 500 kg. bombs or eight RP-3 rockets. No. 609 Sqn under S/L Beamont flew the first Rhubarb mission in Nov 1942. By D-Day as many as 18 Typhoon squadrons equipped 2nd TAF, wreaking havoc on ground targets in the weeks that followed. (mehr von MN235)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740074 / 375 Aufrufe
29-April-2023
HB-JME Morning arrival of "Pilatus" as WK70 from Zurich. The previous month saw 30 years of A340 commercial operations. (mehr von HB-JME)

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Email Autor Korrektur ID #1740027 / 132 Aufrufe
22-June-2016
48-626 On display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. Ten of the Arctic rescue variants were ordered by the USAF and delivery started in 1950. The Arctic version could be equipped with RATO, a ski undercarriage and carry twenty stretchers. The STOL aircraft were found to be underpowered and retired by 1955. Most were sold to operators in Latin America. (mehr von 48-626)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1739916 / 200 Aufrufe
3-December-2022
N2GP Inside the hangar at Planes of Fame Air Museum. The sleek Duke was introduced by Beech in 1968, aimed at the owner-flown segment of the business aircraft market. It was powered by a pair of 380hp Lycoming TIO-541 six cylinder turbocharged engines driving Hartzell three-blade propellers. This Duke Model 60 was built in 1969 and is one of about 125 built. Owners found the engines expensive to overhaul and maintaining the aircraft was likened to a high-end sports car. Later models included the A60 and B60 with modified turbochargers and cabin pressurization. (mehr von N2GP)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1739915 / 13 Aufrufe
20-August-2016
VT-JGA Evening departure from CSMIA. This aircraft was newly delivered to Jet Airways on 13 Nov 2002. It was withdrawn from use in 2019 and joined SpiceJet as VT-SYK shortly thereafter. (mehr von VT-JGA)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1737992 / 374 Aufrufe
18-January-2024
VT-JRA First public display of Air India's newest jet in striking colors at Wings India 2024 held at Begumpet after her inauguration by the Union Minister of Civil Aviation on the opening day. (mehr von VT-JRA)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1735995 / 25 Aufrufe
3-December-2022
N3375G Sunlight falls on this SNJ-5 inside the hangar at the Planes of Fame Air Museum. The trainer was accepted by the USN on 12 Oct 1944 at Dallas, Texas. It served with a number of units till Dec 1946. After being reconditioned in 1947, the aircraft went into storage till 1948. It was returned to service in Jul 1948, serving on both coasts. The aircraft was stationed at Kwajalein from Jan to Oct 1954 during the atomic bomb tests, finishing its service at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii. Transferred to California, it was acquired by the museum in 1961 and restored to flying condition. (mehr von N3375G)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1735994 / 10 Aufrufe
4-August-2023
5Y-CYC On short final for Rwy 14 at Plaisance on a winter day as KQ270 from Nairobi. This aircraft was newly delivered to Kenya Airways on 20 Jan 2015. (mehr von 5Y-CYC)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1734304 / 13 Aufrufe
4-July-2011
I-ADJN Taxiing out for departure at Guglielmo Marconi Airport. This aircraft was newly delivered to Air Dolomiti on 27 Mar 2009. (mehr von I-ADJN)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1734303 / 28 Aufrufe
29-April-2023
3B-NBG "Port Mathurin" on short final for Rwy 14 at SSRIA in the morning. (mehr von 3B-NBG)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1734301 / 42 Aufrufe
10-July-2011
G-CDVX On display at the Flying Legends 2011 Airshow. This Thunderbolt was delivered to the USAAF as 42-25068. After the war, the Thunderbolt changed hands a number of times till it was bought by The Fighter Collection. It is painted as P-47D 42-74742 "Snafu" of the 84th Fighter Squadron, 78th FG based at Duxford. The 78th FG was one of the longest serving fighter groups of the Eighth AF and was awarded two DUCs. (mehr von G-CDVX)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1733943 / 31 Aufrufe
28-February-2021
VT-IZX Taxiing out for departure at NSCBIA on a winter morning. This aircraft was newly delivered to IndiGo on 08 May 2019. (mehr von VT-IZX)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1733614 / 36 Aufrufe
10-July-2011
LN-WND Daks taxiing out in the late afternoon for their display at Flying Legends 2011 Airshow. This C-53D Skytrooper was taken on strength by the USAAF as 42-68823. It was transferred to England and then went to France in 1944 as “Little Egypt,” serving as transport for Maj Gen Ralph Royce, CG of First TAF (Provisional). After the war the aircraft went to Finnair, being used by Finnish President Kekkonen. The Dak was sold by the Finnish Air force to Dakota Norway, which flew it to Sandefjord in May 1985. (mehr von LN-WND)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1733418 / 34 Aufrufe
10-July-2011
VH-PIV On display at the Flying Legends 2011 Airshow. This Warhawk powered by a Merlin engine was built in 1942. It was shipped to the Thirteenth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific, likely serving with the 347th Fighter Group in the Solomon Islands. The aircraft was abandoned on Espiritu Santo in Nov 1943. Recovered in the 1970s, the restoration was completed by 2011. The P-40F is painted as "Lee's Hope," flown by Lt Robert J Duffield of the 85th Fighter Squadron, 79th FG from Italy in 1944. (mehr von VH-PIV)
Email Autor Korrektur ID #1733270 / 12 Aufrufe
11-November-2022
N212UA Taxiing by at O'Hare International in the morning. This aircraft was newly delivered to United Airlines on 28 Jul 2000. (mehr von N212UA)