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Nice. A mini DC-9!

Looking good

This is a need to know basis and I need to know! What exactly was the cargo? I have level 20 clearance. You can check with Austin Milbarge or Emmet Fitz-Hume if you like.

Yes, Iris does a great job with their products

Night flying in a Pilatus PC-9 from Rotterdam to Soesterberg AB 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) east-northeast of Utrecht. I feel like Alan will this abundance of screenshots. haha

Wow! Poor maintenance?

And one more for you. This one is everywhere late summer down here. Spiny orb-weaver. I literally walk into two a day in my back yard. Usually face first. Probably two dozen spinning webs in my yard right now.

Creepy Alan, real creepy! Here's a couple of shots of a commonly seen spider down here in Florida. Banana spiders we call 'em. Otherwise known as a Golden Silk Orb Weaver. Beautiful as far as spiders go, but still creepy. They are rather large (up to 2 inches or 5.1 cm)

Bloodsucking leeches

Capt Matthew "Smoothie" Wynn of the #210 Test and Evaluation squadron out of Edwards AFB on maneuvers in the A-10A Taxiing past the F-16's, C-17's and various other aircraft Holding short of RW 22, waiting for a C-17 Globemaster. I followed him for a bit after takeoff but I could not keep up and he soon pulled away Playing around over the desert. Buzzing some private aircraft who were flying a bit too close to Edwards. Flying the downwind past Edwards enroute to a landing on 22. Touched down

Those night shots are fantastic!

A very happy belated birthday sir!

Nice!

Great looking aircraft Alan! Almost got dizzy from all of those shots!

As always, beautiful shots!

A very happy belated birthday! Hope you had a great time!

Gorgeous shots! Be careful not to fly into the ground when the sun goes

Wonderful shots. I've been to Zion for real and those shots are really fantastic.

Very beautiful shots

Aerosoft always sells great stuff!

Excellent!

Cool!

Nice vintage aircraft. But you should replace the heater. They are well known for causing fires.

MD-80 in Allegiant livery from EMSP (Minneapolis) to EPHL (Philadelphia). Not a very glamorous route but it pays the bills for an airline pilot working his way up the ladder. Initially had her heading up to FL370 but I forgot that with a full load of fuel and passengers there was no way she was ever gonna maintain that. So I changed to FL300. At EMSP FL300 over Lake Michigan Passing Lake Erie. Pushing it to mach .799, a little fast (crusing speed is normally .76) but what the hell! FMC is guiding the plane. 34.4 nm to the next waypoi

Great shots, as usual. had enough of the helo's fora bit?