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TM someone correct me if im wrong, but i think thats the new heli theyre testing with no tail rotor. note the vents on the tail, those act as "anti torque" or rudder thrust (?) NATAR?
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TM is that a KLM jet? cant tell, but thats the only blue-scheme airline that i can think of right off...
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TM anyone know what happened? was this from a midair? i have a video (cockpit footage) of a midair where they hit head-on during a training mission or something... any ideas anyone?
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Flying Cabbage That's no WW2 Carrier. It's got the angled-deck, and from the layout, I'd say it's from the Constellation / Kitty Hawk Class, which weren't retired until the end of the Cold War.
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airbrain It's in a hangar at frazier lake airpark next to my citabria.
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Ed Makes a real pilot want to cry, and a lot of them do when they see this.
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pooponastick When you absolutely need it delivered underground.
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Jay Doing flight performance tests. That's all. Every new plane design has to test its limits on roll out and maximum angle of attack at R2 (rotation speed to achieve flight)
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Juan Carlos Joe? -What now Bill? -What are those little red flags hanging around the rockets and wheels? -Flagsssssssss?????????
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