Thanks
Written on 14/08/2018 by Brian Buckley
Thanks John
Written on 14/08/2018 by Brian Buckley
Wonderful pic.............
Written on 14/08/2018 by ken kemper
well done
Great Shot Helio!
Written on 14/08/2018 by John Giambone
This one is apparently set up for cargo. When they came out in 1962 63, they were the largest passenger plane in the world (according to Wikipedia) I flew several times in these planes,Toronto to Ukraine. We referred to them as flying school buses. On one memorable occasion we began to descend to land in Toronto, when the ceiling of the passenger compartment began to drip profusely, almost like rain. We deducted that frost had formed on the inside of the fuselage and was now melting as the ambient temperature began to rise. This no doubt could have caused electrical problems. Thanks for listening.
Written on 14/08/2018 by Gilles Plourde
Great shot Brian !
Written on 14/08/2018 by John Giambone
Great shot Brian!
Written on 14/08/2018 by John Giambone
Russia, Antonov, only built one of these. The only one in the world. Wonder how many pounds of fuel it takes to fill the An-225s fuel tanks?
Written on 14/08/2018 by Harry Ellett
Canadian restored "British" Lancaster. Seen previously at Oshkosh in 2015 in static mode only at that time. This is a great photo!
Written on 14/08/2018 by Alan Brown
Great photo! Thanks for the memory!
Written on 14/08/2018 by Alan Brown
schönes Bild
Written on 14/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
Yes a de-registered experimental aircraft used for engine testing, parked at Willow Run Airport, in Ypsilanti near to Detroit. I've taken this photo on August 2018.
Written on 14/08/2018 by Bartolomeo Gorgoglione
Mark it came in around 3:30 on July 18th
Written on 14/08/2018 by aaron miles
danke!
Written on 14/08/2018 by Juan Bianchi
danke Greg!
Written on 14/08/2018 by Juan Bianchi
Many thanks to all !!!
Written on 14/08/2018 by Сергей Коньков
Nice catch Aaron! When was this??
Written on 13/08/2018 by Mark Thomas
Isaac, do let me know when you're coming up to YYZ, I'd be happy to show you around. Starting this weekend (Aug 18th) we get Emirates 5 times a week so we are looking forward to some of the more colourful A380's but I'm sure there'll be something interesting for you to catch!!
Written on 13/08/2018 by Mark Thomas
Reminds me of the twin Ercoupe.
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
Fixed, thanks!
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
That plane needs a wash!
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
I've logged a couple of hours in a 182. definitely a great honest airplane.
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
Great photo, it always seems to be storming there, my flights got delayed or cancelled three times in a row last time I traveled there.
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
huh, a moment when it is not raining or storming at Charlotte, nice capture!
Written on 13/08/2018 by peterjp5
Marylou, it was dirty!(Won't fit thru the car wash)!!
Written on 13/08/2018 by jim garrity
If only they made the "4 holer-blower",when I was flying! (I was a 3-holer-driver,27 of course)!!
Written on 13/08/2018 by jim garrity
I absolutely love that photo. Simply beautiful!
Written on 13/08/2018 by Nadine M
Another great shot, but aircraft type is just "789".
Written on 13/08/2018 by Isaac Vogelzang
Stephen - enter MYS4 for "Aircraft Type" in the "Photo Tags" box.
Written on 13/08/2018 by cliff731
Great shot! The registration is actually C-GXRW, not C-GXHM.
Written on 13/08/2018 by Isaac Vogelzang
Awesome! Very cool shot! The 767-400 is an interesting aircraft, being so rare, and also probably deemed a "commercial failure".
Written on 13/08/2018 by Isaac Vogelzang
Awesome shot Mark! Just saw this one, and I love it! I will be in YYZ in October, hopefully I'll see something cool.
Written on 13/08/2018 by Isaac Vogelzang
Hi Peter, both this and the Plus Ultra A340 were taken as they were on short finals for runway 23. Here they are both about to cross Airport Road and drop down behind the fence for touch down. Just north of the Petro Canada station there’s a 3 story parking garage (which you can no longer drive into) and next to that a grass mound. That mound is just high enough to allow you to shoot the aircraft without the adjacent building in your shot. Venture up to the top of the parking structure and you’ll have unobstructed view down 23. I use a 70-200 but on my crop-sensor body I can’t quite squeeze a 777-300 into the frame so I settle for these 3/4 shots! There’s room to back up for the longer planes. When I had my 100-400 I used to get nice touchdown shots on 23.
Written on 13/08/2018 by Mark Thomas
Thanks!
Very intresting catch! This was the bird that crashed in BRU a few years back.
Written on 13/08/2018 by Max W
Stephen - this is a photo of a Dassault Mystère IV fighter-bomber aircraft.
Written on 13/08/2018 by cliff731
Great framing John! Always nice to see the city skyline with airplanes.
Written on 13/08/2018 by HAKLS
Toller Schuss, schlechte Farben! Es ist ein "Daink" Bild!
Written on 13/08/2018 by Isaac Vogelzang
I don't think so. Try a SAAB 340
Written on 13/08/2018 by Jim Monaco
nice catch
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
nice shot
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
great shot
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
klasse!
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
perfektes Licht
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
ganz frisch
Written on 13/08/2018 by Fabian Dirscherl
thanks ken
Written on 13/08/2018 by Brian Buckley
This is a B-17, not 29...
Written on 13/08/2018 by Max W
Nice photo of an F35.
Written on 13/08/2018 by Leon Kay
Mark.......another great shot . I am guessing your vantage point is on Caravelle .
Written on 13/08/2018 by peter tomlinson
Mark.........excellent shot . Where is your vantage point and what lens are you using ?
Written on 13/08/2018 by peter tomlinson
I am mostly on Caravelle and use a 70-200 .
