NASA PLANE
PLANE FLYING OVER NORTH KOREA?!
YOOOOO BLACK HAWK?
WHAT’S SANTA DOING HERE?
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A cool Qantas 717 about 20 days before retirement:
Funny thing was, I was actually on the aircraft at the time 
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The reason it had to return to the airport was due to “Mechanical issues”.
I also just realised that took a screenshot at exactly 7, 717 feet lol
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The RAF love that area of airspace.
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American A330 on radar. This was a really cool find since AAL retired all their A330s a couple years ago.
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One of many sold to Jetran, an aviation sales and leasing company. If NTU by a PAX operator, it’ll likely go for freighter conversion.
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an awesome Swiss A340-300 nearing Newark! this route is basically exclusively operated with an A330, so this is awesome to see! I wonder the reason for the equipment swap.
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SAC Papa C-17 out of NAWS China Lake @Dr3ambigg3r summon.
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Wow! Swiss A340s are definitely one of my favorites to see.
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I just found the dream lifter!
Also, is the Belgian air force rare to find, just want to know because I have never seen someone find a Belgian air force plane.
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@Mort summon, this C-17 went into MSP! Maybe you’ll get to see it before it leaves?
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I saw it on the approach, actually!
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Mmmm… @TheBaguetteSandwich7, I think I found something better in addition to the A400:
Not like the two are related or anything… 
Haha! (AGAIN, JOKING!)
Also, does anyone know based on the Beluga not showing ‘Operated by,’ like the Dreamlifter. Am I assuming that Airbus (though, I guess it does say Airbus Transport International…) hires their own pilots whereas Boeing uses Atlas Air pilots?
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