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Aviation Picture Thread
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Yup.
I was there for a few days- haven’t gone through all of my pictures but managed to snag a few of the 29 on Saturday.
Edit: I was set up a little left of center all 3 days and would HIGHLY recommend that area for photos/videos.
no idea why youtube decided to start showing me stevie / planegirl
but she seems awesome. impressed at the skills/competency/routine/etc and she's pretty, holla at ya boy stevie
but she seems awesome. impressed at the skills/competency/routine/etc and she's pretty, holla at ya boy stevie
Delta and Amex launch credit cards made from a B747 aircraft – Business Traveller
The limited-edition cards have been made using materials including airplane metal from a retired Delta jumbo…www.businesstraveller.com
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I wish my United Card had 747 metal. Kinda ironic Delta is trying to capitalize on the 747 following yet had none of their own. (Delta 747's were all inherited from Northwest after the merger)
The F-14 will never not be one of the coolest planes to grace the skies.
One of these days I'm going to get back to the Wright-Patterson AFB Museum and get some nice photos. My last trip there was back in the mid 90's with my dad. My dad is now closer to the museum so maybe I can get him to meet me there.
Oh and the DeLorean in the background, not aviation but still cool, and parked at an aviation school. Owner was there and was pretty cool to talk to, had some mods to the PRV V6 too.
That aircraft was a game changer when it came out and still is in it's own league. The brother's original design aircraft (VK-30) is really innovative and there is one at the EAA museum.
i'll get around to watching this, but haven't yet - just wanted to say my second favorite city in the world to walk around in thus far has been DC - and it has top notch museums. and one of the amazing things about them is the talent you have available providing you free tours. you know when you go on a tour, pretty much anywhere, paid or not, and your guide is typically just some knowledgeable enthusiast about a subject? the smithsonian guides are full on legit experts - just volunteering their free time or are retired and enjoying their retirement talking about things they worked on. when you go through the aeronautic and space museums there, your tour guide can point to shit in space that he actually built or she actually worked on. all the museums there are like this, it's totally awesome. you are standing in front of a human wikipedia with deep expertise on whatever they are showing you, and you can pepper them with as many questions as your intellectual curiosity can take you down the path of.