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Refugees offered free flights to the destination of their choice

Mexicans find a way to get over Donalds invisible wall

Pete Seeger

This one has to go to Matt, love it. over to you buddy.

Oily Rags

The Chief of Staff of the US Air Force decided to personally recruit some pilots and he saw two young twins. He looked at the first young man and asked: "Son, what skills can you bring to the Air Force?" The young man looks at him and says: "I'm a pilot!" The General gets all excited, turns to his aide and says: “Get him in today, all the paper work done, everything, do it!" The aide hustles the young man off. The General looks at the second young man and asks: "What skills to you bring to the Air Force?" The young man says: "I chop wood!" “Son,” the g

OK Guys, see what you can do with this...

Thanks Mike. will rustle something up.

I built a model of that thing a few years ago. Looks good but ultimately old tech inside. Like putting a Ferrari body on a VW Beetle chassis! The ultimate kit-car.

The problem seems to be BBMF specific. No other operators are reporting problems and the grounding is NOT CAA ordered. It seems to stem from one of the Hurricanes. Just the RAF being over cautious.

Excellent shots, I used to see SW DC-8s and CL-44s at Heathrow back in the 70s. The black and gold livery always looked very striking.

Boeing 747 operated by BOAC, My favourite all time livery on this aircraft. various locations. Thanks for viewing

Easyjet A319 departing London City for Edinburgh. Last run of the day with just a few businessmen to take home to Scotland. We follow the flight until she's over Yorkshire. (at which point it was dinner time so just shoved her on AP and left her too it!) Getting ready to roll climbing out over London turning North course set the long cruise to Scotland Evening sunshine As the sun sets we're over Yorkshire. Thank you for flying with Easyjet

Unless you live in a cave without TV you cannot fail to have seen the footage of our new carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth coming into her home port of Portsmouth, Hampshire. She is an impressive ship and once fully operational will become a major asset not only to the Royal Navy but NATO as a whole. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-40936071

Lovely shots of a delightful aircraft. I love flying that one, she is so forgiving and docile.

Edward Lear

been looking forward to this one, it looks great. will have to indulge next pay day.

Welcome to Red Bull Airlines. Please drink as many cans as possible during the flight as we need to reach 27'000ft!

Davis Monthan boneyard finds a new way to dispose of old airliners....and re-supply the ISS at the same time!

Kim Jong Un finds a clever way to disguise his Guam bound Missiles!

Milkman

Armstrong Whitworth Atalanta of Imperial Airways on her way back to London from India. This stage takes her from Aden in Yemen to Najran in SAudi Arabia. The Yemen peninsular is an inhospitable place with mountainous terrain and harsh conditions, The tribespeople who inhabit the region are still governed by various warlords and tribal elders. White people are generally not welcome there. All the more reason for the crew to make sure their engines keep turning. This is no place for a forced landing. Thankfully she touches town at Najran to refuel just after sunset. the next leg will take her

One of my favourite liveries (see this months comp!). Great pics.

Superb shots.

Beautiful captures, great lighting.