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I am thinking that it is a saab

Written on 09/04/2026 by Dieter Hylla

That F4U most be SCREAMING

Written on 09/04/2026 by Casey Beckett

HAL Tajas

Written on 09/04/2026 by Casey Beckett

Awesome shot!

Written on 09/04/2026 by carl.j.hahn.3@gmail.com

The Vulcan was huge!!! This has a single pilot. Michel Gotainer is correct.

Written on 09/04/2026 by Chris Ryan

rip landing gear

Written on 09/04/2026 by Smiley Aviation

Sorry about the poor typing. France is red outer with blue center. India is orange outer and green center.

Written on 09/04/2026 by L Gregory Curtis

Not an AVRO Vulcan, which is a 4-engine bomber not a single engine fighter. My guess is the Mirage Rafale. The color of the roundel could be French since the outer ring appears read and not orange with the green center.

Written on 09/04/2026 by L Gregory Curtis

My guess: Lucien Mertens is correct. :)

Written on 09/04/2026 by Greg Douglas

Great meeting you! Looking forward to your return for the fly-in!

Written on 09/04/2026 by Tobermory Airport

Guess and guess again!

Written on 09/04/2026 by themold

Wow! Perfect timing, just amazing.

Written on 09/04/2026 by Phil Caron

Sorry, indian constructor HAL, fighter Tejas Mk1A.

Written on 09/04/2026 by Michel Gotainer

That looks like a Beechcraft Model 18 C18S, ICAO type designator BE18.

Written on 09/04/2026 by Colin Seftel

Wow

Written on 09/04/2026 by terry kelsey

No, it's an AVRO Vulcan

Written on 09/04/2026 by Lucien Mertens

Stunning image :-) :-)

Written on 09/04/2026 by David Kelly-Durrant

Gorgeous picture! Thank you for posting it, made my day!

Written on 09/04/2026 by avmech

Never seen that bump on the cowling and never seen high position of the prop in respect to the upper siluette of the cowling.

Written on 09/04/2026 by Carl-Otto Jaeschke

Amazing

Written on 09/03/2026 by anthony geinopolos

Mirage 2000?

Written on 09/03/2026 by Shane Couch

Air Tractor not a SEAT

Written on 09/03/2026 by Gary Redfern

Brian Wilkes

Were you in a chase plane when you took this shot?

A chase plane would have been behind the T6

Written on 09/03/2026 by Rick D

Still has its wheels here...09 01 2026, not any longer.

Written on 09/02/2026 by Steve Hoker

Totalled most likely due to Pilot error,1000 foot Runway overrun. No fatalities. 09 01 2026

Written on 09/02/2026 by Steve Hoker

"above" I see it should have been.....

Written on 09/02/2026 by JGKnearLAX

In agreement with commenters below

Written on 09/02/2026 by JGKnearLAX

Were you in a chase plane when you took this shot?

Written on 09/02/2026 by Brian Wilkes

Great pic of my flying when I used to live in Kissimmee I'd guess? I'm up in Kentucky now. Thanks!

Written on 09/02/2026 by Niche79

“B742” Must been a mistake… Right?

Written on 09/02/2026 by Matthew McKay

It's a 747-8, not a -200.

Written on 09/01/2026 by 310driver

Thanks Gary! A rarity for sure!

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks G-Man! Just as the plane taxi'd by the sun went behind the clouds - figures.

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks Gary! One of my favorite special liveries. I will Email the edited file.

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks G-Man!

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks Gary!

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks Gary - The NASCAR races come to NH every year so it's a treat to see them.

Written on 08/31/2026 by Darryl Sarno

Poor design led this aircraft to kill more passengers than any other ever certificated by the FAA. I rode in one once. I was so uncomfortable I never rode again.
RollsRoyce failure to complete RB211 kept the far superior L-1011 from market success. L-1011 disasters were pilot error or crew inability to control passenger behavior. What a shame.

Written on 08/31/2026 by Fritz Cooper

There are no mountains anywhere near Cleburne Texas so this photo had to be taken elsewhere.

Written on 08/31/2026 by Sclemmons1

Fantastic catch!! Easily worth 5 x 2 just because of the title. Ten Bravos, D.

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Filling in all five, Boss. I'm turning green with envy. We NEVER get pax Queens here. The terminal can't handle them. Second largest city in Nevada and the largest paxbirds we get are A321s, B739s, and ONE lone B757. Even UPS doesn't send cargo 747s here. The phrase "Reno - The Biggest Little City' is 100% accurate when describing KRNO; the word "Little" says it all. (lolol)

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Oh, YEAH!! Superb capture!! Awesome angle of this Queen. Any chance you'd e/m this as large size file? I'd love it for my Slide Show file. ***** +++

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Congrats!! Great catch!! *****+*!

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Excellent!!! *****+

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Great catch, D. Special events bring in visitors in their private a/c and there are some really exceptional a/c that arrive. All this week I'll be getting outstanding private a/c as people arrive (and then depart next Tuesday and Wednesday) to attend (and later leave) this year's Burning Man event in the Black Rock Desert.

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Darryl >> TYVM, D. I appreciate your compli. Michael >> The EU Flag has twelve gold stars. This has thirteen white stars. Andrea >> I agree with you. SW did a fine job with this. Cherokee >> I don't think SW can be criticized too much for putting their company name on a jet they own and paid to paint. And they did put the name in white so it does match the R, W, and B livery colors. After all, they might have painted it in huge GOLD letters like on N757AF. (grin)

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

Arriving from downstate (KLAS).

Written on 08/30/2026 by Gary Schenauer

B738 men, not a 300

Written on 08/30/2026 by Derek Rodríguez

I would rather see them dump the United name and bring CONTINENTAL back!

Written on 08/30/2026 by Phil Griffin

Nice to see some of these air strips put to use. We've lost so many in the Rocky Mountain West.

Written on 08/29/2026 by Theo Barker

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