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115-KJ / 523 - Dassault Mirage 2000 B by Laurent Quérité Via Flickr: French Air Force EC 2/5 Ile de France BA 115 Orange Caritat France IMG_1485
F-35A of the RAAF 3 SQN A35-010
Czech Air Force Saab Gripen Displaying At Sanicole Airshow. by Rob Gaunt
Im bored as fuck so here is how I identify all of the classic Boeing and airbus airplanes in their lineups as an avgeek. :3
And im not including varients... the a320 family counts as an exception
I shall start under the cut ✈️ this is mostly a shitpost
ATR 72-600 Binter Canarias operated by Canair
Registration: EC-MTQ Named: Virgen de La Candelaria Type: 72-600 (-212A) Engines: 2 × PWC PW127M Serial Number: 1469 First flight: Nov 20, 2017
Binter Canarias S.A., or simply Binter, was born in 1988 when Spanish giant Iberia decided it was time to launch a subsidiary for flights between the Canary Islands. The first flight took off on March 26, 1989. Back then, there were no sleek turboprop ATRs or fancy Embraer E-2 jets. They flew CASA CN-235s — sturdy workhorses that looked more like propeller-driven delivery vans. There were four of them, connecting Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura, and La Palma. But in 1990, the first ATR 72 joined the fleet — and that’s when Binter found its true star. Over time, the CASA planes faded into history, while ATRs multiplied to eleven by 1999, becoming Binter’s calling card.
The fleet kept evolving. At one point, four McDonnell Douglas DC-9s showed up. Then, in 2007, Binter made a bold move with three Bombardier CRJ1000s, becoming one of the first in Europe to operate them, though those later left the fleet. There was also a brief fling with a Boeing 737-400, but it didn’t stick around long.
The star of our poster is the ATR 72-600, a tough little plane built for short hops. Binter has 26 of these in service, perfect for island-hopping between Tenerife, Gran Canaria, and La Gomera. Onboard, they don’t go overboard with luxury, but they’re not stingy either. On short flights, you might get some nuts or water, and the crew’s always got a smile — that’s their thing, or so they say. Seats aren’t assigned, so show up early, grab a window seat, and soak in the view of volcanoes from above.
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The F15 Eagle turns 50
With deliveries still going on, this week marks 50 years since the first flight of the F15 Eagle.
The F15 with her iconic double tail is still a big part of the backbone of many air forces. Despite the fact that more 5th generation fighters are entering service in the Air Force, there remains a role for the F15 Eagle.
Predictions are that these will continue to fly until 2040, for models like the F15 Eagle EX.
The F15 Eagle, 50 years after her first flight with a long future ahead of her.
We share some of our oldest Eagle's, not the best, but the oldest to match the service years of this iconic aircraft
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