I found this photo on the Vietnam Air War Facebook page. I'm certain I'm going to get at least one "like". Image Unavailable, Please Login
Been there, done that. From the right seat, you could see exactly how far the boom was extended for fine adjustments. Never pulled the Penthouse trick, though. Too busy.
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Washington state floatplane crash on lake leaves 1 dead, another person severely injured (msn.com) technically not a floatplane, but close enough for the avg person
Took several photos of this cool ole bird with our newest sports car underneath the left wing last Friday! Here is one "without": Image Unavailable, Please Login https://www.eaa.org/eaa/events-and-experiences/fly-the-ford-eaa-ford-tri-motor-airplane-tour/ford-tri-motor-5-at-b-history
While going throug some old stuff I found this picture of a Pilatus P-2 with Swiss markings. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Image Unavailable, Please Login Talk about perfect visibility... Photo taken with my iPhone from our cabin in the Norwegian mountains.
not an airplane, but, airplane adjacent sad, more history lost https://www.ocregister.com/2023/11/07/former-tustin-air-base-hangars-on-fire/ https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/giant-wwii-airship-hangar-decimated-by-raging-fire Image Unavailable, Please Login . . .
Whoa! What a sad story. My dad was stationed at what used to be El Toro Marine Base. Those hangers were so big they had their own weather inside, I think I was in second grade when I went through them, and were certainly a landmark. I had no idea they were made of wood, I thought they were made of concrete. They where probably the largest doors in the world.
One of the best looking piston engine aircraft. Of the 2 made one is still sitting on the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Florida. Image Unavailable, Please Login
