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Henrik

Endlich mal wieder ein Besuch im Flightdeck. 🤩 Immer wieder aufgeregt, wie ein kleines Kind. 🫠 Und ich musst die beiden Jungs vorne leider abwürgen, weil ich der letzte im Flieger war und mein Transferbus wartete. 😊 #Avgeek

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Ian Kluft 🖥️📡

Alaska Airlines 737-MAX9 departing Portland Int'l Airport PDX on Runway 10L this evening. I got this video during a bike ride from the Marine Drive/Columbia River Trail on the levee overlooking the runway. Mt Hood and the Columbia River are in the background during the takeoff. #aviation #avgeek #cycling #Portland #PNW

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Manc AvGeek

Bonus Photo of the Day 4th April 2025.

G-BEJD, Hawker-Siddeley HS-748 Srs.1/105, owned by the Speke Aerodrome Heritage Group, looking rather sorry for itself in the remains of a Dan-Air livery, in the rear car park of the Crowne Plaza Hotel (formerly the original terminal building) at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, 11th March 2025.

#Liverpool #JohnLennon #LPL #EGGP #HawkerSiddeley #HS748 #SpekeAerodromeHeritageGroup #DanAir #CrownePlazaHotel
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Side view of a white, twin propellor-engined airliner, facing to the right, suspended on white metal supports under the wings and fuselage. The white fuselage has paint stripped off the belly with the remnants of red paint on the bottom of the nose cone, with the red tail almost hidden behind the wing. Grey concrete fills the lower half of the frame, with a strong shadow being cast on the ground. Green storage containers and trees are visible under the planes body, with blue sky and scattered fluffy white cloud above.
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Ian Kluft ✈️🎈🌋

"What’s the hold up – how and why do aircraft hold at airports?" by @flightradar24 - There's a method to the apparent madness of flying planes in oval racetrack patterns when they have somewhere else to go. "Holding patterns" are used by ATC and performed by pilots to manage airport and airspace congestion. Holds are part of initial and recurrent training for an instrument rating. flightradar24.com/blog/aviatio #aviation #pilot #travel #avgeek

Flightradar24 Blog · What's the hold up - how and why do aircraft hold at airports? | Flightradar24 BlogWant to know how and why aircraft hold at airports? Learn more about holding patterns, how they are flown and where you can see them on Flightradar24.
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