My new work ride

It's big, and it's slow, but it holds a lot of Jet-A.

Sounds about right

1939 - U.S. Factories Turn Out Planes at Rate of $15,000,000 Monthly (r/Minnesota_Archived)

Am I crazy or is this a made up cockpit?

I for the life of me can't identify what plane this is meant to be. It almost looks like the love child of an ATR and a A320. From an advertisement for an 'Airline Prep' simulator course... yeah

A look inside an F-35A

Guess the plane, and model!! Bonus for airline too

Unfinished 777 on my tote bag

First time doing reflections and shading on paintings

20 years ago on jetphotos forum: Clearly I was right 🤓 people were making fun of me back then🤷 strange Boeing and Airbus management couldn't see the future 🤪

Hang Loose

Aesthetic Taxiway

Boeing 377 Stratocrusier