Flying past Popocatépetl

It’s not every day, that you fly past an active volcano. Popocatépetl, often called „El Popo," is Mexico's second-highest peak. Its name comes from the Nahuatl language, meaning "Smoking Mountain," and it has been erupting periodically for centuries. El Popo's last significant eruption was in 2000, but it remains active, constantly emitting steam and gases.

What aircraft is this , i thought it was a F35 , but F35 doesn't have canards.

Air Canada’s new AC Jetz livery.

FIN 416 C-FNVV

Is this one of those big mamajamas everybody’s always going on about? I’m pretty sure it is. Reston, Va near Dulles.

My Peak Experience In Aviation

I had many avenues in my aviation career, mechanics, flight engineer, pilot, Yet 45 years later, my time with the Blackbird is what people want to talk about. If you've ever worked on or flown a legendary aircraft I'd like to hear about.

Waiting for Pushback at KMSP

Where is the fuel stored on high wing turboprop like the ATR 72-600?

Wing box? No it would make it unstable due to high cg. Landing gear housing? Idk Also do these pressurise the cabin in the same way as jet airliners? Using bleed air?

Emirates a380 heading to Dubai, coming from Amsterdam

Swiss F-5 Tiger

LAX Today

Hanging out at LAX today for the annual avgeek meetup hosted by NYC Aviation and CrankyFlier!

My friend took a picture of a plane and we cannot seem to identify what it is. Could you help us out?