Beautiful day to capture some low flying jets.

Not a great picture, but gives an idea on the spotting opportunities you can have in sunny San Diego.

This is a 1941 Boeing PT-17. One of the stunt aircraft at the Fergus Falls Airshow.

Spotted at MIA

Flew on this beauty earlier today.

Good to see some American iron in Atlanta

My ride to Atlanta. I like how the skytrain is above the aircraft. It’s not like this at every gate at DFW.

Sharp looking 38M at the H gates

This one is on it’s way to Munch as DL130

One of the handful of 764s departing at the same time. This one going to Venice.

A gaggle of 764s left the E gates at ATL. This one was arriving from London. Note Team USA A359 in the background.

The Minnesota National Guard offers tours of their base at Camp Ripley, for employers who employ national guard members. To get there they ride on the Chinook, like this or a C130. This Chinook had just arrived to dr…

Found this old bird while taxing around Honolulu.

Gets to a point when you have so many pics of aircraft from over the years, that you loose track of when and where you took them. I think this ORD, if someone thinks differently, let me know.

This factory fresh JAL 787 headed back to the ramp after a test flight.

Future of Flight center offers us great views of the airport, including the movement of this Korean 777

Another Korean 777 at D11. Viewed from the skyTrain at DFW.

Spotted this beauty at the D terminal at DFW.

I few on this 737 a number of years prior. MDW-MSP. This bird has since left the fleet. Spotted from the Sky train at DFW. Not sure what will happen with these older 737s, once the Allegiant merger goes through.

The famous “Enola Gay”. First aircraft to drop an atomic bomb. Displayed at the National Air and Space Museum