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That shot screams POWER!

Written on 09/13/2024 by Neil Klapthor

AW-139 type designator is A139.

Written on 09/13/2024 by Samuel Bixler

Beautiful, my best regards

Written on 09/13/2024 by Jesús Javier Pérez Luis

Yes please! I’ll take one.

Written on 09/13/2024 by Ryan Basile

Man, I was thinking the exact same thing. “Thank you for being a friend.”

Written on 09/13/2024 by Ryan Basile

Great shot!

Written on 09/13/2024 by Ryan Basile

Another great product by FoMoCo!

Written on 09/13/2024 by Ryan Basile

It's a 737-800WL ( 8H4 )
NICE PIC !

Written on 09/13/2024 by Luiz Vieira

What a beautiful picture of this work horse that helped to end World War II!! I can still hear the sound of the engines when they flew over Holland!

Written on 09/13/2024 by Ed Schijf

Barry: This Pipistrel aircraft also has a ballistic parachute system. Most of the time an aircraft with a built-in parachute system is associated with the Cirrus SR22 as this life saving system has helped prevent the worse involving a small plane. TKS!

Written on 09/13/2024 by warmwynds

jaYamoto..Very nice ! Good timing on the blades.

Written on 09/13/2024 by terry kelsey

Brilliant shot! Retro-livery .. but they have changed the titles a bit from how it used to be ... the "S" was not a capital letter .. and the "ou" (aiyn) letter in Arabic used to be closed .. minor observation who's been riding SVA since the late 70s :)

Written on 09/13/2024 by Shabbir Bashar

Excellent shot Kay!

Written on 09/13/2024 by Shabbir Bashar

Thanks Alex

Written on 09/13/2024 by JM32

Nice Beaver

Written on 09/13/2024 by Phil Townrow

Great shot and find G-man!

Written on 09/12/2024 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks Nickmarconi019!

Written on 09/12/2024 by Darryl Sarno

Thanks John - send me an Email and I can send you so you can share.

Written on 09/12/2024 by Darryl Sarno

Ah, a back seat driver!

Written on 09/12/2024 by James Driskell

Thanks 97

Written on 09/12/2024 by nickmarconi019

Thanks Darryl. Caesar asked me if I saw this sub and you came through as always.
EPIC night click. Thanks DD. Please send me full size to share

Written on 09/12/2024 by JM32

Nice Pic.. Thanks for Sharing!

Written on 09/12/2024 by sparkie624

You can see the heat haze from the engine exhaust which is cool and the vantage point makes it appear it was taken from another helicopter or possibly a high rise. Nice picture.

Written on 09/12/2024 by Edward Chin

https://www.aerialvisuals.ca/AirframeDossier.php?Serial=6756

Written on 09/12/2024 by jesse kyzer

Darryl and Graham .... TYVM for the comments, guys.

Written on 09/12/2024 by Gary Schenauer

This aircraft made a wheels-up landing at Hill AFB on 29 Feb 24. The pilot was not injured and the Tiger is obviously "back on its feet" and doing just fine. (grin)

Written on 09/12/2024 by Gary Schenauer

Great Shot!

Written on 09/12/2024 by graham pace

City of Tome

Written on 09/12/2024 by JM32

Thanks Erika

Written on 09/12/2024 by JM32

Cool to see the thrust reversers deployed.

Written on 09/11/2024 by David Plummer

As with others, I love the effect of the flag.

Written on 09/11/2024 by David Plummer

Thanks Dan

Written on 09/11/2024 by nickmarconi019

Thanks Obie

Written on 09/11/2024 by nickmarconi019

Prince Express?

Written on 09/11/2024 by nickmarconi019

There are 3 runways at RNO; however, two of the three are closed. The only open runway is the second-longest one ... 17L-35R ... which is 9000 feet long. Repairs to the intersection of runways 17R-35L and 8-26 are being made, with the obvious result being that both of those runways are closed.

Written on 09/11/2024 by Gary Schenauer

Perfect catch... Love catching the beacon flash.

Written on 09/11/2024 by sparkie624

Thank you very much Darren McArthur

Written on 09/11/2024 by Alexandro Dias

In addition to this Coulson B733, there is a Coulson Hercules, an Aeroflite RJ-85, four Bridger Aerospace CL-415 Super Scoopers, an MD-87, three SEAT aircraft, and several helicopters (NevArmyNG, Reno PD, and private agencies) equipped with Bambi buckets making continual drops, but pushed by strong winds coming over the Sierra Nevada from the southwest, the fire continues to move closer to the southern suburbs of Reno. Extreme high winds are being forecasted for late this evening and tomorrow and due to those winds, most of the firefighting aircraft will be grounded at RTS tomorrow.

At Reno-Tahoe International, only one runway is open. (Major reconstructive work at the intersection of runways 8-26 and 17R-35L means that both of those runways are closed.) And since the Davis Fire is only a few miles south of KRNO, and advancing closer, the tower controllers are dealing with a wide variety of fire fighting aircraft flying at low altitude in close proximity to the southern end of the airport. Also, thick smoke is obscuring visibilty. One of the problems is that aircraft approaching from the south are at low altitudes where the fire fighting aircraft are operating in the smoke. So, to keep the pax aircraft out of the area, the tower has had to have approaching paxbirds come in to the only open runway from the north (to land on 17L) while departing aircraft make wrong-way departures TOWARD the north (on 35R). Meaning aircraft arriving are flying in a headon situation with aircraft leaving. So the wrong-way departures must be held up by 35R until the arrivals have landed on 17L. Plus the firefighting aircraft are flying back and forth from RTS to the fire which is almost a straight line directly over RNO. So the tower personnel are doing tremendously in keeping aircraft apart and everyone safe.

Written on 09/10/2024 by Gary Schenauer

Gear Down’s Citation

Written on 09/10/2024 by Scott Jenkins

That's absolutely gorgeous

Written on 09/10/2024 by Darren McArthur

Yes, ex-N485FE

Written on 09/10/2024 by ginervra

Great photo Rick !!

Written on 09/10/2024 by ken kemper

Go Beavers!

Written on 09/10/2024 by Diana Rose

Nice but commercial drama.

Written on 09/10/2024 by Diana Rose

This Mars is now officially retired and is being displayed in British Columbia Aviation Museum.
https://bcam.net/

Written on 09/10/2024 by Yvon Dionne

Love to see it fly!!

Written on 09/10/2024 by Yvon Dionne

Nice capture!!

Written on 09/10/2024 by Yvon Dionne

2024-09-10__C-GKLY_Airbus __MBB-BK117 D-2 __Helicopter _ ( 2018 )
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Base of Operations:__Calgary, Alberta, CANADA
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Latest Certificate of Registration Issued:__2024-04-04
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Registered Owner Information :__Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service __Calgary__AB_Canada

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Written on 09/10/2024 by Dominique Desilets

2024-09-09__C-GKIX__Pilatus _PC12-45 (1999)
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Base of Operations:__Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA
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Latest Certificate of Registration Issued:__2022-05-17__
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Registered Owner Information__ Name: __KEEWATIN AIR GP INC. Winnipeg MB Canada
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Written on 09/10/2024 by Dominique Desilets

Stellar !!! ***** !!!

Written on 09/09/2024 by Diana Rose

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