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US Says Saudi Air Force Will Receive Less Advanced F-35s Amid Controversial Defense Deal http://dlvr.it/TPQhGq #aircraft #F35 #LockheedMartin #UnitedStates

Why Is The US Air Force Sending B-52 Bombers To Spain? http://dlvr.it/TPQfcn #aircraft #b52 #UnitedStatesAirForce

This Airline Has The World’s Largest Boeing 787 Fleet In 2025 http://dlvr.it/TPQb5T #aircraft #Airlines #AllNipponAirways #Boeing

The World’s Largest Airline By Number Of Available Seat Miles http://dlvr.it/TPQYLV #aircraft #Airlines #availableseats #largestairline

Airbus’ Very First A350F Almost Complete! http://dlvr.it/TPQYLT #Airbus #AirbusA350F #aircraft

Royal Jordanian Falcons
International Sanicole Airshow, Belgium 09/2025.
#RoyalJordanianFalcons #SanicoleAirshow #Airshow #Aviation #Aerobatics #MilitaryAviation #AirForce #Jordan #FlightDisplay #Aircraft #AviationPhotography
#AviationEnthusiasts

Four Royal Jordanian Falcons aircraft performing a break maneuver

Frontier Airlines Weighing Up Onboard Wi-Fi As First Class Cabin Nears Debut http://dlvr.it/TPQWdk #aircraft #Airlines #frontierairlines

#stillersontag #silentsunday

The Mojave Municiple Cemetery

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This is a colour landscape photo in landscape format of an aircraft graveyard in the desert at sunrise. Mojave, California (2016).

Stretching away from the camera is a wide expanse of desert scrub, sparse yellow grass and bushes, deep in shadow close to the camera and becoming more visible with increasing distance. A little way ahead is a tall fence running across the image from left to right, again in shadow. A third of the way up in the photo is a mass of jet airliners covering the entire width of the image. All in longterm storage and probably destined to be recycled into beer cans or some other high tech aluminum product. Most of the aircraft are Boeing 747 jets, ten or twelve in view, all with their airline's liveries and logos still painted on the planes. Atlas Air and Southern Air being in the majority. All the planes are facing noses to the right and parked in neat rows and lines. Beyond this aircraft graveyard and in the distance is a hazy and orange view of the San Gabriel Mountains lit by the still low rising sun.

Qantas And Virgin Australia Ban Power Banks After Fire Incidents http://dlvr.it/TPQMrv #aircraft #Airlines #Qantas #virginaustralia

NTSB Report Confirms United Boeing 737 Collided With Weather Balloon At 36,000 Feet http://dlvr.it/TPQMrs #aircraft #Airlines #balloon #Boeing737

The Airbus A350’s Unique Cabin Design That Sets It Apart From Others http://dlvr.it/TPQMrg #Airbus #AirbusA350 #aircraft #EuropeanUnion

Here’s How Many 787 Dreamliners Boeing Hopes To Build In 2026 http://dlvr.it/TPQFz3 #aircraft #Boeing #Boeing787 #UnitedStates

The Armstrong Whitworth Wolf was a British two-seat reconnaissance aircraft ordered by the Royal Air Force in 1923. Only 6 were built. 3 as test beds ad 3 as trainers. https://www.destinationsjourney.com/historical-military-photographs/armstrong-whitworth-wolf/ #aeroplane #Aircraft #airplane #ArmstrongWhitworthWolf #aviation #biplane #RAF #RoyalAirForce

The Armstrong Whitworth Wolf was a British two-seat reconnaissance aircraft ordered by the Royal Air Force in 1923.

Design and Development
The Wolf was a two-bay biplane with an unconventional configuration, as its fuselage was positioned between the upper and lower wings. Although evaluated, it did not secure a production contract. The three aircraft built for the RAF were instead transferred to the Royal Aircraft Establishment at Farnborough, where they spent their service lives as experimental test beds.

In addition to the initial order, Armstrong Whitworth produced two examples for the RAF Reserve Flying School at Whitley, followed by a sixth and final aircraft completed in 1929. These later Wolves were used as trainers and gained a good reputation among pilots. However, their rigging and undercarriage arrangements were considered inconvenient by ground crews, who found maintenance more demanding than on comparable types.

All Wolves were withdrawn from use in 1931. Most were subsequently scrapped, with only the last constructed airframe retained. This final aircraft was sent to Hamble, where it served as an instructional example for technical training.

FAA Issues Warning Over Venezuela Hazards As Airlines Cancel Flights http://dlvr.it/TPQDK8 #aircraft #Airports #Altitude #Conviasa

BRAZIL has entered the next TECH LEVEL

BRAZIL has entered the next TECH LEVEL

https://piefed.social/c/historymemes/p/1502613/brazil-has-entered-the-next-tech-level

Forgotten Boeing 737: Air India Sells 43-Year-Old 737-200 It Didn’t Realize It Owned http://dlvr.it/TPQCZq #AirIndia #aircraft #Boeing #Boeing737200

Why Did Boeing Already Build Over 20 Examples Of The 777-9? http://dlvr.it/TPQCZd #aircraft #Boeing #Boeing7779 #Boeing777X

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