The black-and-yellow checkerboard nose and high-polished finish. These aircraft are crowd favorites.

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DA-20

Tail code and USCG roundel confirm this as an MH-60T Jayhawk.

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This single-seat fighter shows classic F/A-18 design features including the leading-edge extensions and twin tails. The RCAF roundel and 'Canada' marking confirm its CF-188A status.

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The Canadian flag and Top Aces branding can be seen on the tail; this frame is one of several acquired after retirement from military service for defense contractor work.

This airframe, C-FJAD, is part of Sunwing's fleet, known for its seasonal and leisure-oriented special paint schemes. Planet Hollywood branding is a partnership marketing initiative for vacation charters.

Tail code 'FF’identifies it as part of the 1st Fighter Wing, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. The cover on the intake and red placard indicate it's parked for display.

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The DA20 line, including this model, is known for its excellent handling, efficiency, and panoramic cockpit view, making it a favorite at flight schools around the world.

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TS870

This particular aircraft, registration 169873, is one of the Advanced Hawkeye models with improved radar and avionics. E-2Ds are critical for modern naval warfare, providing extended radar coverage for carrier strike gro…

This particular aircraft is assigned to the 173rd Fighter Wing, known for training USAF F-15 pilots.

Block 40 or later based on antennae and base/serial (confirmation requires closer inspection). The AZ tail code and state flag indicate it belongs to the 162nd Wing at Tucson International Airport.

Aircraft features special “Jersey Jerk” tail

JRIT58 slowing it’s roll on 33

This specific aircraft, is assigned to the 439th Airlift Wing, known as the Patriot Wing, which is part of the Air Force Reserve Command at Westover ARB, Massachusetts

1 of only 2 in current operation

The 112th Fighter Squadrons special painted F-15C, nicknamed “Sandman”

1 of the 12 C-2 left in the US Navy.

The 4th Husky to join the RCAF, formerly a Kuwait Airways bird

This A321-251N spent a week in London Undergoing natural icing testing along with new APU certifications for the Neo family