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On November 26, 2003, after it and the rest of the Concorde flight were retired from service, Alpha Foxtrot made its last flight from London's Heathrow Airport to Filton. Here it is flying over Bristol's famous Clifton Suspension Bridge just before landing.
📸: airbus

In 1962, Lockheed tested the first A-12, known as Article 121, near Groom Lake, Nevada.

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Just boarded my flight

What’s behind an airplane’s nose cone?

Behind the smooth nose of a plane lies a powerful weather radar system that scans hundreds of miles ahead, detecting storms, turbulence, and terrain. This space also houses complex avionics that control navigation, communication, and safety systems. Surprisingly, the nose cone isn’t metal, it’s made of radar-friendly materials like fiberglass or Kevlar to let signals pass through. It’s a hidden tech hub crucial for every safe flight.

F-22 Raptor ❤️

📸©️ by Sebastian B - .the.spot

Thank you for your service 🤎🤎

A lot of people thought I was lying about the Cessna Caravan’s top speed.
I took this photo during an airshow a few years ago.
I’d put it up against fighter jets for speed!

Lockheed Constellation. 1960.

F-15 flying low over Kern River ❤️

📸©️by Andrew Kelly Aviation Photography