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You people need to wake-up your AI and algorithm monitor. This is NOT a four engine, WWII, British strategic bomber. The little guy is an experimental/home built, Lancair ES. The big guy taxiing behind appears to be a Boeing 747-4
Great Shot Tho Size Matters!
C'on Paul W, that is the grandson of the British Lancaster. LIMAO
IN fact ;it's a Cirrus Shuttle .. carrying a 747.. not very well known but.. I discovered..lol
BEEP - BEEP ! !
objects in the mirror are closer than they appear
things that you'll never hear "Caution wake turbulence departing Cirrus"
"She's right behind me, isn't she?"
ATC to Big Queen - Caution wake turbulence from the mosquito ahead.
@BobWolff LOL!
Mama plane protecting her young. You ought to see the baby trying to nurse.
On my 2nd solo, I was in a C-150. An instructor was with a student in a C-172.
CLE Grd was giving me instructions to 23R.
As Grd completed giving the same instructions to the 172, the instructor replied "OK we'll follow the little guy".
This photo brings a whole new meaning to that statement. rofl
CLE Grd was giving me instructions to 23R.
As Grd completed giving the same instructions to the 172, the instructor replied "OK we'll follow the little guy".
This photo brings a whole new meaning to that statement. rofl
“Uhhh… Why am I going backwards?”
The Queen waiting patiently in the background
My title for this photo would be "No Pressure".
nice Jim Quinn
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| Date | Aircraft | Origin | Destination | Departure | Arrival | Duration |
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| 27-Apr-2025 | Unknown | Near Bend, OR | Near Klamath Falls, OR | First seen 10:19AM PDT | Last seen 10:37AM PDT | 0:18 |
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