Spotting station

[OllieBHaas25]

Less plane spotting and more getting addicted to Apple Maps on a random afternoon , but this airport outside of Moscow is a little interesting

 

[Phantom]

Zhukovsky certainly has some interesting airframes.

 

[OllieBHaas25]

Indeed

 

[Phantom]

Used the early morning to snap a few airliner pics. The scale modeler/artwork designer in me loves detail shots so...
Three pairs of eyes fully focused as this 767-400 is about to touch down with the airframes nose directing to the rising sun
United 767-424ER N76062 by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

The classic jetliner fan in me can't get used to the lines of modern airliners.
Air Baltic A220-300 YL-ABV by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

 

[MIAv8Diecast]

Less plane spotting and more getting addicted to Apple Maps on a random afternoon , but this airport outside of Moscow is a little interesting

You can find some interesting stuff on Google Earth... Looking at some of the airbases in Yemen is always interesting.

 

[Phantom]

It's that time of the year when spotting is only fun in the first and last hour of the day. Way too much heat haze otherwise.
Arriving from CLT right after sunrise
Gulfstream G600 N151B by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

Arriving from EWR is N76062 (again) with D-AIXT from PVG on the parallel
United 767-424ER N76062 by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

With the sun rising too high resulting in way too much haze, it was time to quit my civil spotting session for this summer season...
United 787-8 N26902 by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

Back home, fun shot... that's what it looks like when a good g-load is pulled right through condensation level
3153 by Alexander Kern, auf Flickr

 

[The_SingingAvgeek]

Went for a trip to Newcastle Airport/RAAF Base Williamtown on wednesday. This was one of 6 F-35A Lightning IIs that went out was 'WARLOCK.'


A35-036 of 77 Squadron. Taken from the Fighter World Observation Deck