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Dear Followers, obviously some major malfunction has occured jesterday with my twitter account. All my precious friends I followed are not listed anymore. I didn´t unfollow anyone! I´m so sorry for this uncovinience and hope to get all the data back soon 🥴
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June 6, 1971 a USMC F-4B Phantom II collided with a Hughes Air West DC-9 over Southern California.
F-4B-18-MC Phantom II, from NAS Fallon, Nevada to MCAS El Toro, California, collides in mid-air with Hughes Airwest Flight 706, out of Los Angeles International Airport, at 1811 hrs
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Model of McDonnell F3H-G Super Demon in the 1950. s. It was rejected by the Navy but served as the basis for the future F-4 Phantom.
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Push back Snoopy Condor 767 close up Frankfurt airport Terminal 2 @karwundel @twintair737 @Arash_hos @juvenalvtjunior @Condor @CondorCares
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I like the colours of this Blue Air Boeing 737-700 passing our shuttle at Frankfurt airport 🛫
Blue air is a Romanian carrier foundet in 2004 with an all Boeing 737 fleet. Owning 23 aircraft of different versions 🇷🇴 very good day folks 👋
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Panorama shot of Frankfurt T1 with Asiana airlines 747 getting ready for Soul @karwundel @juvenalvtjunior
@Arash_hos @twintair737
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Once upon a time in Vegas ⭐ was waiting for my flight when suddenly this beauty appeared in front of my lens (date 2007) @juvenalvtjunior @SouthwestAir @karwundel
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Take A Look At This Jaw-Dropping Photo Of An EA-18G Growler Thundering At Low Level With Visible Shock Waves: theaviationist.com/2020/11/0…
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A YF-17A/F-18 Prototype is parked at Naval Air Station Miramar on Oct. 28, 1977. McDonnell Douglas Corp, with Northrop as principal subcontractor is the builder of the aircraft. (📷James C. Brown, U.S. Navy, now in the collections of the National Archives)























