Random aviation photos

a reply to: penroc3

I'm just over the line in Arizona for the weekend.

If anyone is in the Tucson area, the AN-124 left Nellis and is heading to DM. If I had to guess, I'd say they're going to overnight there, and possibly leave tomorrow, but I'm not certain on that.

Greyhound low level.

a reply to: Zaphod58

NICE!!!!!

JANET!!!!!

We got a bit of luck as right after we landed in our King Air, a Janet taxied right behind us!

So on our Vegas Transport we were treted to an old friend for the flight N911RX which has been out for an overhaul. Ive flown on this aircraft for well over a decade and she has never looked better. The all glass cockpit was particularly fun.

Check out our route to Vegas and look how close we are to R-4808 N. Too hazy to see anything

I work on 350ER’s doing mods etc and there ain’t a lot of room inside once you have a few racks in there...!!! a reply to: FredT

GR4 Tonka, Mach Loop, June 2014:



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originally posted by: Silentvulcan
I work on 350ER’s doing mods etc and there ain’t a lot of room inside once you have a few racks in there...!!! a reply to: FredT

Oh yeah, once you cram in a flight nurse, a flight RCP, a patient, and a parents, its pretty cramped but still more roomy than our EC-145 but it is pretty tight for sure

a reply to: Zaphod58

Wow! Great pics!

a reply to: FredT

Sweet!
I'm adding that tail# to Flightradar24 😀
The JANET's look amazing, those are great shots. The color is beautiful.


Edit: covered the name of the photographer just in case.

Sky Harbor. I'll upload the non screen shot later.

New carrier based Gulfstream IV. The vertical fin can be removed so they can take it below deck.

Was going to say its a Rutan design

So I’m visiting family in the south west of England. Whenever I go there me and my dad like to do a bit of urban exploring so to speak. I mentioned a place that was an old airfield which looking on google earth had some aircraft scattered around it. It use to be called RAF Predannack and was an airfield built during the Second World War. It’s no longer an active airfield but is still owned by the MoD. It’s situated not far from RNAS Culdrose. Anyway we had read stories of people getting on the site but being caught or warned off, so it got our interest so today we decided to investigate. At point did we force entry onto the ground we either stepped over fallen fences or walked through open gates. On site there are a few old SeaKing helis, a Canberra with Boscombe a Down markings, two harriers, Two Lynx helis, a Jaguar and a few other aircraft. Anyway here are my first lot of pics that I took on my phone

The site now is used for fire and rescue crew training and with some aircraft placed on their side so crews can practise extracting persons from crashed aircraft

Canberra




Helis



Random aircraft I don’t know



More to come once I upload my SD card

Your random is a Jetstream. Oddly enough, I googled "royal navy jetstream" to get you an example, and one of the first pics is this same airframe in better days:


Radar trainer (and later transport).

a reply to: RadioRobert
Thanks for that replying I was trying to capture the serial numbers on the aircraft to research later on.

Part 2

Two Harriers




Jaguar

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And an unknown

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That one's a HS.125