TWA. Braniff. Pan Am. And a few military thrown in

This blog is dedicated primarily to my favorite 3 airlines and other airliners of the future and past.  All photography and imagery is hunted up on the internet.  I claim no ownership to any of the images, and use them in the spirtit of sharing and to remember air travel of the past.  I'm also fond of the F-5E/F/N Tiger II...

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N915NN Boeing 737-823 of American Airlines.

I'm an old school avgeek, and been flying since before I can remember. My grandfather worked his whole career with TWA (mechanic), and my father's first job out of college (civil engineer) was with TWA, so I bleed "Chili Pepper red" (aviation is in my blood).

I typically fly American Airlines, which bought TWA in the 90's. Shown here is American's Heritage Livery, showing TWA's 80's livery on N915NN, a Boeing 737-823.

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A320 RIP Spirit.

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N503NK A319-132 Spirit.

RIP Spirit Airlines.

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N656NK A320-232 Spirit.

RIP Spirit Airlines.

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N913NK A320-271N Spirit.

RIP Spirit Airlines.

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Northrop F-5 Freedom Fighter (Northrop F-5)

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Three-hole Thursday!

N31001 Lockheed L-1011-385-1 Tristar TWA (Trans World Airlines).

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C-FTOE. Boeing 747-133 for Air Canada

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32-8082, a JSDF McDonell Douglas F-15J.

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E-3 Sentry

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U.S. Navy A-7E Corsair II

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Three-hole Thursday!

Lockheed L-1011 TriStar for Dragonair.

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AA stewardesses

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F-117 Nighthawk

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