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Nice shot!
Written on 10/08/2025 by Darryl Sarno
Great shot and catch Gary!
Written on 10/08/2025 by Darryl Sarno
Hey Gary! I did not know about the fan club of love these liveries - pretty cool.
Written on 10/08/2025 by Darryl Sarno
Hey G-man - Yes, the Condor liveries are definitely an "acquired" taste" and are known by some as the Fruit Stripe Gum liveries. Thank you for your kind words as always!
Written on 10/08/2025 by Darryl Sarno
You just flew over me! Near Hwy 54 and US 19. Sounds good! I ran outside to see you. Have fun and safe skies!
Written on 10/08/2025 by Katherine Ray
I just want to know what antenna Craig is using. lol
Written on 10/08/2025 by jtwrace
Thanks...
Written on 10/07/2025 by Tomás Del Coro
Yo, D, did you know there is a (sort of) "Fan Club" of folks who love these Condor paints? I'm not a member, but I think it is cool that they have formed a club of Condor fans of these. (Thumbs Up to them.)
Written on 10/07/2025 by Gary Schenauer
I'm not extremely enthused about these Condor liveries but your snap of this one with the blue bay water along the bottom of the frame really emphasizes this paint so this pic is a 5 * shot with a pair of added **s. Great capture, D.
Written on 10/07/2025 by Gary Schenauer
According to the data counter, this is the first photo of N381SH to be entered into FA's picture gallery.
Written on 10/07/2025 by Gary Schenauer
@L Gregory Curtis - Ditto 100%. It's a 'heritage' scheme, very well done on this jet. It presages the notion of incorporating such a scheme for a U.S. ANG demo team (which ought to be re-established to focus on US ANG recruitment), the 'Minute Men.'
Written on 10/07/2025 by George Jenista
https://aerobaticteams.net/en/teams/i97/Minute-Men.html
Smells like spam
Written on 10/07/2025 by ko25701
BRRRRT
Written on 10/07/2025 by George Lee
John Robert has only been a member for 17 days now and needs a little time to figure out what supposed to be posted. In the meantime this site continues into the 10th day without any VIEWS being posted for new photos. Hey Houstan, is anyone even aware of this issue as it is just pathetic that this continues.
Written on 10/07/2025 by warmwynds
but no views.................
Written on 10/06/2025 by warmwynds
Incredible photo!
Written on 10/06/2025 by Tom Heaverlo
B737 sneaking up on a PA44 Seminole
Written on 10/06/2025 by jaxstrw
Per Cirium: A Beechcraft 58P Baron (N121GJ), registered to 424 Ventures LLC, was destroyed by impact and post-impact fire on 5 October 2025 when it crashed in a peanut field, about 4 km northwest of Williston Regional Airport, Williston, Florida. ADS-B data shows the aircraft cruising at 17,400 ft when it appears to have begun its approach to Williston, descending rapidly in a straight flight path with a last recorded speed of about 194 kt and a descent rate of about -4,160 ft/min. There were reportedly three people on board, all of whom were killed. The accident happened in daylight (1640L) and in VMC. The aircraft was operating a flight from Lebanon-Springfield Airport, Lebanon, Kentucky, with the pilot reportedly filing a flight plan to land in Williston 'for refuelling while en route home.'
Written on 10/06/2025 by Michael Gower
Just one thing to say about this photo. Wooooww!! Absolutely great shot and great timing. Well done.
Written on 10/06/2025 by Jimmy Robinson
It's a legit livery. Check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u_sXrTsYik
Written on 10/06/2025 by Tom Heaverlo
Photoshop ??
Written on 10/06/2025 by mrvair
I want to know who took the photo and how?
Written on 10/06/2025 by befreefilm
Also who and how and why it was painted this way?
Portugal LOL No N - just 15-107
Written on 10/06/2025 by befreefilm
I have no idea which air force owns this F16, but the cited tail number belongs to a Minnesota based Piper Cherokee.
Written on 10/06/2025 by Paul Wisgerhof
It was at Shaw AFB in SC
Written on 10/06/2025 by 772Aviation
What airfield?
Written on 10/05/2025 by bixlercs
Very nice paint!
Written on 10/05/2025 by Tom Glass
What a great photo! Wow!!!
Written on 10/05/2025 by Thomas Brouwer
How many photos of the same type do we need on one day?
Written on 10/05/2025 by Thomas Brouwer
Pretty sure she is an E model.
Written on 10/05/2025 by CHRIS ROBEY
I was in attendance. great pic
Written on 10/04/2025 by tim schaeffer
ð
Written on 10/04/2025 by John Robert Yu
AWWWWWWW
Written on 10/04/2025 by anthony geinopolos
What, no pilots?
Written on 10/04/2025 by Champdriver
where was this
Written on 10/04/2025 by Peter Dundee
@L_Gregory - USAF Viper Demo team - 50th anniversary (2024) of the YF-16.
Written on 10/04/2025 by Greg Douglas
https://youtu.be/FLoL9X72dB8?si=o_Ev0tbjdVnZpZPn
@Theo - If I see another picture of a 747 cargo plane, I'm going to hurl.
Written on 10/04/2025 by Greg Douglas
@L Gregory Curtis - I agree 100%. You've seen one 747, you've seen 'em all. I KNOW there are differences, but it's still a 747.
Written on 10/04/2025 by Greg Douglas
Nice catch, Lucas!
Written on 10/03/2025 by D Kaufman
NO VIEW UPDATE:
Written on 10/03/2025 by warmwynds
16 pages and 6 days, with this Boeing being the last time a view was recorded for a new posting.
Wild West continues.......
That it is; hello old friend!
Written on 10/03/2025 by fr8dog1957
5 Stars, and TYVM for the share.
Written on 10/03/2025 by Bill Gardner
That indeed is a -200, not a short -100
Written on 10/03/2025 by 001THP
Thank you for some actual GA aircraft on FA. SOOO tired of airliners!
Written on 10/03/2025 by Theo Barker
I wonder why the painted this jet the original paint scheme of the YF-16A?
Written on 10/03/2025 by L Gregory Curtis
I just as soon see 6 pictures of F-16s than 6 pictures of airliners.
Written on 10/03/2025 by L Gregory Curtis
Stunning!
Written on 10/03/2025 by Uygar Zorlu
What a gorgeous photo!
Written on 10/03/2025 by Uygar Zorlu
Elevates both body and mind. That's what flying is about--transportation is just an added blessing. "Oh I have slipped the surly bonds of earth / And danced the sky on laughter-silvered wings."
Written on 10/03/2025 by George Krajcsik
