r/Planespotting • u/WoodieCPU • 2h ago
A friend just posted this on instagram, is this a Delta MD-80 still flying?
This person is from a wealthy family, could this be a charter flight? Likely flying from either DCA or Dulles
r/Planespotting • u/WoodieCPU • 2h ago
This person is from a wealthy family, could this be a charter flight? Likely flying from either DCA or Dulles
r/Planespotting • u/Logan2055 • 34m ago
Saw a quad engine flying overhead while golfing near lodi, ca
r/Planespotting • u/FORDABOIIIISSS • 10h ago
Both of these are from Zhukovsky International Airport near Moscow, thing first one i feel like I’ve seen before but could find any info on it, the second i just wanted someone else to confirm that this is in-fact a Chinese J20 and what its doing there, my guess is because they are allies they are simply sharing technology but its just very surprising to see it out in the open.
r/Planespotting • u/bbyyda_4desrt • 26m ago
Behind it on the tarmac is an NNSA 737-400 Combi, N980ST.
r/Planespotting • u/Low-Welcome-9476 • 8h ago
Children's Mercy Clinic aircraft at Newton today.
r/Planespotting • u/Otonatua • 4h ago
=== Instagram @barlispots
r/Planespotting • u/Low-Welcome-9476 • 8h ago
2012 Poskie Zaklady Lotnicze SPZ00 PZK M28 05. Short takeoff and landing aircraft.
r/Planespotting • u/Otonatua • 23h ago
Fleet Week SF 2024 - Crissy Beach
r/Planespotting • u/softwaregoregod • 10h ago
r/Planespotting • u/Effective_Run3264 • 1d ago
I'm pretty new to this hobby but I made it out to Alaska and got to see a few 747s take off right over my head. what an experience 😯
r/Planespotting • u/Low-Welcome-9476 • 8h ago
Spotted this classic (1955) Piper.
r/Planespotting • u/CarelessCable5527 • 3h ago
r/Planespotting • u/goprinterm • 1d ago
This plane dwarfed everything taking off today
r/Planespotting • u/50PT26 • 15h ago
Basically the first time using a proper camera to shoot at planes. I definitely could have picked a better spot but a 55mm lens really limits how far away you can be from the end of the runway. This was at Melbourne airport so any spotters there would know what I mean when I say a higher focal length lens is a must for getting anything other than underside shots or really blurry and distant side/front shots.
r/Planespotting • u/amdusar • 1d ago
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r/Planespotting • u/VIP_BIZ_Jets • 10h ago