Interesting how the running light flash illuminates the aircraft.
Written on 04/10/2026 by Mark Albrecht
I flew N429WM in 1998-99. It was sold and went to MD, where it was repainted and the number changed. It was a joy to fly.
Written on 04/10/2026 by Steve Crawford
Wow, what a shot! An amazing piece of history ... over Louisiana skies, no less!
Written on 04/09/2026 by George Gillespie
Thanks to everyone who provided the proof for the reality of this photo.
An absolutely amazing shot!
Written on 04/09/2026 by George Gillespie
Nice plane!
Written on 04/09/2026 by AVNATION YouTube
@ Mark .... National, Continental, PSA (Pacific Southern) ...
Written on 04/09/2026 by Gary Schenauer
Love the marx
Written on 04/09/2026 by parkerlawncare
Indeed, JM32 it looks like some of your pictures may have been removed? Odd.......Awja
Written on 04/09/2026 by parkerlawncare
Yes it is JA8275.
Written on 04/09/2026 by JuliusThompson
Thanks PLC. interesting perspective ?
Written on 04/09/2026 by JM32
"This aircraft hit an SUV on final.."
Written on 04/09/2026 by Rick D
An SUV on final? Cool.
A T-tail Bonanza. Cool......
Written on 04/09/2026 by Kim Hackett
Goated Picture
Written on 04/09/2026 by MIFlite
Looks like B-30FM https://www.flightaware.com/user/Hellohenry
Written on 04/09/2026 by Kay West
Wonderful perspective!
Written on 04/09/2026 by Phil Brooks
Awesome Capture!
Written on 04/08/2026 by John Giambone
@Mark ... don't forget Braniff with all of their different single colored aircraft.
Written on 04/08/2026 by Dewey3
Always good to visit new airports https://www.flightaware.com/user/shabbirbashar
Written on 04/08/2026 by Kay West
There is one of these bad boys at the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum Charleston, SC.
Written on 04/08/2026 by Steven Felton
My guess is that he is trying to type in Hawker and since only 4 characters are accepted in that box the rest get cut off. So, it thinks that is the ICAO code and Boeing Goshawk is what you get.
Written on 04/08/2026 by Champdriver
It happens all the time.
If you don't know the ICAO code sometimes it's better to just leave it blank.
Well said Jim. Where do people get their (mis)information from. Love the winglets.
Written on 04/08/2026 by Alan Macdonald
Rest in peace American 11. You didn't deserve the fate you were given.
Written on 04/08/2026 by ItzJxstNight
2004 Hawker 800XP. Absolutely NOT a Goshawk!
Written on 04/08/2026 by Jim Myers
Thank God for Walter Soplata!
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
Wild not seeing that other cockpit manned.
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
Crazy. We have a jet engined version, and a turboprop single engine version. It's already a wild aircraft with a wild history!
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
I remember the video! I later used Marcair Aviation to get my ATP. They have since moved operations to Alliance field.
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
I remember in 2011 this being a flyer. Sad to see her in this state.
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
RIP to this aircraft.
Written on 04/07/2026 by scottieshea
#44-83872 "Texas Raiders" at KAPA Centennial airport Exploration of Flight "Wings Museum." Struck by P-63 King Cobra in flight during airshow, Dallas-Executive airport, TX, November 22, 2022. RIP.
Written on 04/07/2026 by Gary Justus
I thought you were based in EGLL! Nice to see your pictures at VHHH!
Written on 04/07/2026 by Shabbir Bashar
This pic is from Grand Rapids MI (KGRR)
Written on 04/06/2026 by CalebsAviation
Only one word is needed....beautiful !
Written on 04/06/2026 by John moffitt
Nice shot, Gregg!
Written on 04/06/2026 by Greg Byington
It's too bad the entire engine nacelle is painted in the dark color. It kills the overall aesthetic of the livery.
Written on 04/06/2026 by CherokeePAX
This is likely a recently transferred bird at this point, Jacksonville was sending Whidbey a lot of P-3s at this time (as well as a lot to AMARC) while they were transitioning to P-8's.
Written on 04/06/2026 by scottieshea
This is the only EP-3E with a combat kill. April 1, 2001, it got its first air-to-air. Now retired to the Pima Air Museum. This old bird had a weird shake to it, it was checked out a couple of times, but it flew until late last October 2024. VQ-1 has sundowned last year 2025.
Written on 04/06/2026 by scottieshea
Taken with an iPhone14...my first Flightaware submission.
Written on 04/06/2026 by Gregg Ludlam
Photographed on July 12, 2025
Written on 04/06/2026 by Yuki Suou
SNF is still relevant!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
This would have really been cool to witness!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
Nice work, brother!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
This is a neat ultralight.
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
Sadly in 2017, this aircraft crashed and is erased from existence.
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
Spicy!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
This was a beast of a warbird. It never got to race in Reno.
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
The strangest C182 in existance!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
Perhaps the most perfect racing vessel of all time.
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
I'm tripping ballz! That paint scheme is insane!
Written on 04/05/2026 by scottieshea
