Plane spotting thread

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^ Those are Boeing 777s.

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^^ De Havilland Dash 8

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^^ 737-700 ng

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^ Correct on both.

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A220-300 ?

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A220-300 ?

Dammit. Thought I was gonna stump you. Yes. A220-300

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Damn, they are old !

Early 80ies ?

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Damn, they are old !

Early 80ies ?

The above one was delivered in 1997 so yeah. Pretty on airframe that one.

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so yeah.

You are too kind

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Chinook

And choppers are the safest vehicle to travel on

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Cool. Where abouts was this ?

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Damn lightpole. There was a truck in my way too

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^ The Canadian version of the T-33, the CT-133 Silver Star.

On static display at Leduc, about 30mins south of Edmonton.

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^ I need to work on my ms paint skills

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What's this

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Hawker Siddeley









































N334PS (1973 HAWKER SIDDELEY HS-125-600A owned by CANROSE AIR I LLC) Aircraft Registration - FlightAware

Sorry

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This one has an interesting past. It served with Bowater Paper in the UK , Aeronaves in Spain, Power corp of Canada. Then 9 different companies in the US. Before it landed at the Edmonton city airport in 2004. The owners parked it at the Esso terminal and then disappeared. After a few years they rolled it over to the aviation museum. Good to see that it wasn't scrapped. So it all worked out in the end. The owners don't get any trouble and the museum gets a nice aircraft. The mix of a modern shape with the old flat glass windshield is good to see. It is aging well.