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ID #354612 / 112 Views 20-June-2005
N767TW Nice to see an old cargo bird like this one grace The BUF with its presence! The first officer is doing his walk-around just prior to their flight! (more of N767TW)
ID #354603 / 98 Views 28-May-2005
N699AE 1st time for this reg in pp.net (more of N699AE)
ID #354599 / 41 Views 
ID #354598 / 82 Views 28-May-2005
N243FE Ladies, say hello to Brandon!! This is his first time in the pp.net database so he may be a little bit shy at first :-) (more of N243FE)
ID #335707 / 45 Views 15-May-2005
N151UP 1st time for this a/c on pp.net! (more of N151UP)
ID #335706 / 91 Views 
ID #335705 / 80 Views 15-May-2005
N461FE Gentlemen, I present to you - CAROLINA!! I only have 1 question though. Is it North Carolina or South Carolina? (more of N461FE)
ID #329749 / 119 Views 27-April-2005
92246 On display at the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida!
ID #329747 / 125 Views 27-April-2005
157984 Nice gate guard to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida :-)
ID #329745 / 84 Views 27-April-2005
157984 Nice gate guard to the Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida :-)
ID #329744 / 57 Views 17-April-2005
N664MS Departing gate 11 at The BUF! (more of N664MS)
ID #329742 / 59 Views 17-April-2005
N672AE Ticketing and baggage area of terminal makes for a nice backdrop for this shot! (more of N672AE)
ID #323742 / 55 Views 12-April-2005
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ID #323741 / 137 Views 12-April-2005
N920AT Elton in SAV waiting for flt 545 to ATL. (more of N920AT)
ID #323740 / 117 Views 12-April-2005
64-0815 (GA) This a/c was delivered to the Air Force in 1965, where it served for both the Air Force and Air National Guard until it was retired in 1987. Now it sits on display at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Savannah, Georgia. (more of 64-0815)
ID #323739 / 181 Views 
ID #323738 / 277 Views 12-April-2005
50-062 Anybody want to know where some of the grassroots of great commercial airliners such as the B707, B747, and the DC-8 got their aerodynamic designs from? It was from the likes of this B-47, which was the first swept-wing jet bomber for the United States. This particular a/c was delivered to the Mighty Eighth Museum from Florence, South Carolina in 1998. After a period of refurbishment, this a/c now sits as a nice advertisement of the museum for those passing by on I-95! (more of 50-062)
ID #323737 / 40 Views 12-April-2005
N555J Training a/c that was used a lot by the Air Force to train pilots for combat. This one is on display at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum in Savannah, Georgia. (more of N555J)
ID #323736 / 64 Views 10-April-2005
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ID #323735 / 25 Views 10-April-2005
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ID #323734 / 71 Views 10-April-2005
N642CA 1000th CRJ logo next to the exit door! (more of N642CA)
ID #321330 / 55 Views 31-March-2005
NC477N Like the paint job on this Speedwing :-) Taken at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport, New York! (more of NC477N)
ID #321329 / 71 Views 31-March-2005
N511GC Taken at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport, New York! (more of N511GC)
ID #321328 / 54 Views 31-March-2005
Taken at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport, New York!
ID #321327 / 44 Views 31-March-2005
823H Taken at the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport, New York!