5 posts were merged into an existing topic: Real World Aviation news
Went to my great grandparents flat in hastings today. Was allowed to take the aviation stuff!
Got 2 TWA wings, 2 American amenity kits, 1 TWA amenity kit, delta airlines playing cards, BA pen, a few books, TWA members card, American Airlines members card, then various pieces of a TWA amenity kit, and a picture of ww2 era aircraft (will put up in my room soon) Very cool!
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I just booked a lauda europe flight. I have a question. Is it good (if you fly it please tell me)?
So in the first 4 months of the year i’m going on more flights then the whole of 2024…
Feb: LHR-ATL - ATL-LHR
April: LHR-SAN - SAN-LHR - LHR-ATL - GMU-GMU - ATL-LHR
Also 2 of the airports are in WOA!
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Ha, maybe I’ll be able to spot your plane at ATL when you fly in, I don’t go planespotting a lot though because of Atlanta traffic lol
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At least you have 6 lanes on the highway. Usually 3 in the U.K, then they close one off and make it 50! Then all the half asleep numptiods end up going 30 then it all goes to a complete stop. Always a mix of the government and absolute idiots 
But flying through atlanta 4 times. Might be able to catch me!
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SVO - Sheremetyevo Moscow
Terminal B, C
Terminal B Domestic Flights Aeroflot
B789 Etihad
Terminal C International Flights
Sukhoi Superjet 100 ROSSIYA
A350
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Always very interesting to see active Russian airlines in 2024…
Wait it’s 2025 isnt it 
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It is, are you still in 2024?
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Today the Beluga was unable to land in Hamburg and turned back towards France and made a refuelling stop in Düsseldorf.
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I thought I was lol. Ever since covid ended time has been moving like a speeding truck that keeps hitting you over and over again 
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Icelandair 757 in to Gatwick tomorrow, could be the last time at Gatwick (hopefully not, still getting it anyway) and its in a special livery. 
Also first spotting of 2024!
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2024 
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Why is people time traveling? It’s 2025 not 2024!
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Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes
Boeing 737 MAX 8
PR-XME
Recife (REC/SBRF) 
, the 1th of february, 2021.
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In my head, we still in 2020 
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Sorry! Haha yes I meant 2025.
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Oh well it’s still a 757!
