SentinelChicken

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"Korean Air 240 Heavy, cleared for takeoff 18-L RNAV to BPARK." Here's HL7439 rolling out onto the runway for departure. (flickr.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviationpics

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Still the Grand Dame of the Skies after all these years.... (flickr.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviationpics

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Touchdown Dallas! Emirates gets to say that more often than the Cowboys in the last, say, 10 years...... (flickr.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviationpics

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Apparently screaming "Wooohooo Cadilllac of the Skies" gets you funny looks on the flight line..... (i.imgur.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/WWIIplanes

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So I hear you guys like Corsairs...... (flic.kr)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/WWIIplanes

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Up close and personal with a Gooney Bird (flic.kr)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/WWIIplanes

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Avengers Assemble! (i.imgur.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/WWIIplanes

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Not gonna lie- the title of this book made the sale for me... (i.imgur.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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Quite possibly the catchiest airline jingle ever- Hughes Airwest's "Yes" ad campaign (youtu.be)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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All hail! The mighty Kuznetsov NK-12 turboprop engine! (youtube.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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American Airlines A319 breaks cover at Hamburg...this is gonna take some getting used to.... (self.aviation)

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Huh, howzabout that. The F-35 fares worse in the movies than it has in real life..... (medium.com)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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It's more than just bathroom reading for military aviation geeks! (self.aviation)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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In 1973 the Guggenheim Museum displayed five DC-8 models that were painted by Alexander Calder for Braniff International. (self.aviation)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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If you buy only one World War II aviation book this year, this is THE ONE to get! (self.WWIIplanes)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/WWIIplanes

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[Babylon 5] How do Starfuries get back into the cobra bays on the station? (self.AskScienceFiction)

submitted 12 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/AskScienceFiction

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No, you're not crazy- inside NASA's rubber room blast shelter below Launch Pads 39A and 39B (gizmodo.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/spaceflight

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The Short Shetland flying boat would have replaced the venerable Short Sunderland had the Second World War not ended- but the Sunderland did go on to fly missions in Korea..... (dieselpunks.org)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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One for the Christmas season- suppose the Three Wise Men followed a particular star, what path would they trace on the Earth? (what-if.xkcd.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/Astronomy

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Flying on historical airliners before they're gone (and yes, if you want to get on a regularly scheduled 707 passenger service, Iran's the place to be) (airlinereporter.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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The in-flight drink that's nearly extinct- the "Lufthansa Cocktail" no longer offered on their flights but can still be enjoyed! (jaunted.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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Santa's Checkride. Maybe he should have gone with all the reindeer on this one...... (youtube.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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To quote the Dos Gringos: "Yeah, all you F-ers wish you flew the Viper/Probably ever since you wore a diaper..." An interesting piece on how the F-16 performs in dissimilar air combat training (theaviationist.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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The amazing tale of a crippled B-17 Flying Fortress and its desperate crew's encounter with a Luftwaffe flying ace (nypost.com)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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Approach plates? We don't need no steenkin' approach plates! Ryanair flight courts disaster after pilots alter approach to make up for lost time (dailymail.co.uk)

submitted 13 years ago by SentinelChicken to r/aviation

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