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

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

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

Static F4 at Casselton, ND

Although a replica, this is a cool piece to stand in front of the 57th Fighter squadron Restaurant at Peachtree Airport.

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.

Going on a limb here to say this beauty is going to Hong Kong.

Preserved at the National Air and Space Museum.

Preserved at the National air and Space Museum. Highly recommend visiting if you’re in the DC area.

This JRS1 is in the preservation process at Udvar - Hazy Air and Space Museum. This exact JRS1 is a Pearl Harbor survivor, which in itself is mind blowing.

I appreciated this Sea King enough to snap a picture. Always been a fan a fan of the Sea King. Preserved at the National Air and Space Museum

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

I believe this is a Grumman Widgeon? Correct me if I’m wrong. National Air and Space Museum

Wow! Haven’t seen these guys in a while. The airline went bankrupt or something and now is much smaller and using smaller aircraft. This A330 was a part of the old wow. Picture was taken a number of years ago from th…

Miss the days when DFW was littered with the Mad Dogs. Something i took for granted, same with AA’s 757. ☹️

Behind the Future of Flight building at Paine Field, we spotted a couple of Dreamlifters. As far as I know, its not to often you see them back there, let alone two of them.

Found another picture, with a different angle. Sweet lookin bird!

Was at work and heard the thunder these two fly overhead. I raced to the airport and found these two beauties sitting there.

I tried to get artsy with this black-and white shot of these E2 Hawkeyes. I was really curious why they cut the head off of a couple of them. Maybe for simulators?