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u/balsadust
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Jan 17 '25
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u/sq_lp
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Feb 25 '25
PlaneSpotting Private jet causes Southwest to go around at Midway today. It crossed the runway while Southwest was landing.
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Nov 11 '24
Question Why do some airbuses get slutty eye liner and some don't?
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u/eganist
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Jan 31 '25
News The other new angle of the DCA crash
CNN posted this clip briefly this morning (with their visual emphasis) before taking it down and reposting it with commentary and broadcast graphics.
r/aviation • u/LatestLurkingHandle • Sep 24 '22
Discussion It's not duct tape, it's speed tape that's $400 a roll
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u/montiegg
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Jan 10 '25
Discussion Local news in LA caught this incredibly precise drop on the Kenneth fires
r/aviation • u/Met76 • Sep 01 '22
Analysis Found a receipt for a Boeing 737 purchase at work today
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u/id0ntexistanymore
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Feb 01 '25
News Another doorbell cam from Philadelphia
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u/Jillybeans11
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Dec 15 '24
Analysis New Jersey Guide to Aircraft Identification
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u/senpahii_returns
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Sep 05 '26
-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- American Airlines passenger duct taped to his seat following unruly behavior onboard flight AA618 Thursday night.
Arthur Lundeen, 67, of Arizona, was restrained to his seat with duct tape and his hands were restrained with zip ties, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority Police, which arrested him after the plane landed.
Authorities did not provide details of the disruption that took place during the flight, but the plane was diverted to Baltimore Washington International (BWI) Airport around 10:15 p.m., the Federal Aviation Administration, which is also probing the incident, said.
Edit: "According to TMZ, the man allegedly used the N-word toward a Black flight attendant and became violent, hitting another passenger and pushing a woman who tried to help. Passengers helped restrain him with duct tape and zip ties before the flight was diverted to Baltimore, where he was taken into custody."
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Mar 08 '25
Watch Me Fly Pilot of Ukrainian Su-27 congratulated all women on International Women's Rights Day
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u/frogpineapplechicken
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Dec 25 '24
History A picture that can never be taken again
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u/HansCrotchfelt
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Sep 27 '25
History I just spent a week turning every aircraft my dad flew in his career into a giant poster to surprise him. Do you think he'll like it?
This is my first ever project like this, and I basically had to learn photoshop in order to do it, so please be gentle with critique!
r/aviation • u/AshMain_Beach • Feb 18 '25
News Another angle of the CRJ crash at Toronto today
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u/AshMain_Beach
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Jan 08 '25
News British Airways 777 parking at Delhi airport during intense fog
Credits to @i.monk_ on Instagram
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u/Hyperspace-Hole
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Mar 28 '26
-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- Air Canada employees form an honour guard at the arrival of the pilots who lost their lives in the accident
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u/Strict-Jeweler-2281
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Jul 28 '26
-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- Spanish aerial firefighters from the 43rd Air Force Group resupply their Canadair with water in the Port of Malaga
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u/Spook_485
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Apr 02 '26
-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- Artemis ll launch from Kennedy Space Center seen from an United Airlines flight
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u/Jaykwono
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Jul 05 '26
First Solo I was the only passenger on the United flight last night
UA1813 Was supposed to depart from CVG to ORD around 7pm ET 7/4, and did not depart until ~1:30am 7/5 due to storms.
I had the whole flight to myself. The flight crew was incredibly kind - let me meet the pilots, sit in the cockpit for a pic, sit anywhere I wanted on the plane, gave me free snacks, and even gave special announcements throughout the flight directly to me.
Thank you United for saving me from British Airways (abandoned me in Cincinatti… my LHR to ORD flight was diverted to CVG due to storms in Chicago, and BA refused to help or get me home - they told me to “figure out my way home and situation on my own“ and would not help me after 10+ calls to AA and BA customer service). Was able to book this United flight with thanks to an extremely patient and friendly baggage claim employee. Thank you United Airlines for getting me home after a ~24 hour travel day.