ArcherII
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That was a Grob.
This one heavily resembles a FADEA IA-63 Pampa, although not the same.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FMA_IA_63_Pampa
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That was a Grob.
This one heavily resembles a FADEA IA-63 Pampa, although not the same.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FMA_IA_63_Pampa
SurferLucas
Southern Gentleman
The Benjamin Franklin, the largest ship to visit a US Port, visited Seattle this morning. She's 1310ft long, 185,000 deadweight tons and carries 18,000 containers...incredible...
NovemberEcho
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Caught this guy flying in for lunch. Couldn't exactly tell what it was but looked like the T38 replacement?
It's an Alpha Jet. There's a contractor that works with the military to provide dissimilar combat training. They used to come to Tyndall sometimes.
Edit: on closer inspection I'm wrong
ChasenSFO
hen teaser
Departing Kona on a United 767-300 back when that was a "thing".
Kona Airport and the Western shore of Hawaii. by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
Hai dere sune!
Sun peaking out from stratus clouds at sunrise by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
Kona Airport and the Western shore of Hawaii. by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
Hai dere sune!
Sun peaking out from stratus clouds at sunrise by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
So that isn't an Alpha jet? Looked like one to me as well, I know Google has one based at Moffet Field that flies around the SF Bay Area doing testing with NASA.
NovemberEcho
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Alpha jet is twin engines, this one is single engine. I'm starting to think its the SIAI-Marchetti S.211
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tlewis95
I drive planes
Went on another long Stearman trip this weekend. Dallas to Sarasota with two days in Mobile chasing the CAF B29 around.
It was 37F when I left Dallas... I was having second thoughts as I had to scrape frost off of my car before leaving to the hangar at 5AM. It was cold enough that the DC mic assembly broke off with the plastic ear cup. Luckily I had a spare with me.
Freshly washed on a nice day in Mobile
Downtown Mobile
Screaming down to Florida! About a 12kt tailwind at 3000'
Entering the Gulf Coast SFRA
It was 37F when I left Dallas... I was having second thoughts as I had to scrape frost off of my car before leaving to the hangar at 5AM. It was cold enough that the DC mic assembly broke off with the plastic ear cup. Luckily I had a spare with me.
Freshly washed on a nice day in Mobile
Downtown Mobile
Screaming down to Florida! About a 12kt tailwind at 3000'
Entering the Gulf Coast SFRA
GolfChuck
Trustworthy Source
Fencer
Experimentalist
The FBO is called MillionAir. MidAir is another entity with a bankrupt Russian airline leftovers.
amorris311
Well-Known Member
Did my ATP written there. Were there many planes there waiting to get painted?A place called Rome.
Fencer
Experimentalist
Didn't see any.
amorris311
Well-Known Member
It's been awhile since I've been there. Used to be a big hang out for lease returns getting the white paint. Cool photos as always.
Inverted
mmmmmm wine
NovemberEcho
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That's an S-211.
This is an Alpha Jet:
Yeah I corrected myself about 8 posts up lol
killbilly
Vocals, Lyrics, Triangle, Washboard, Kittens
You do this gig for the CAF? Or is that your airplane?
tlewis95
I drive planes
Flying it for the CAF on tour and giving rides at each of the B29 tour stops. We also have a C45, T6, T34, and Mustang following the 29 around Florida this month.
ChasenSFO
hen teaser
SFO's Ramp Control Tower A at night. by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
Southwest 737-800 sunset arrival in San Jose, CA. by Chasen Richardson, on Flickr
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tlewis95
I drive planes
Unfortunately not
I just dropped it off, but will be flying it again in Naples and Lakeland in a few weeks. Go check it out though! Tell everyone Curt sent you
