Any plane fags about?
Looking for the identity of a plane that is landing right now at Felts Field in Spokane, WA.
Any plane fags about?
Looking for the identity of a plane that is landing right now at Felts Field in Spokane, WA.
o7 anon.
Not sure that is the plane I saw. The one I saw was big, 4 engines with 5 of the brightest lights I've ever seen pointing forward and two pointing aft. It's always dark when I see it so I can't get a good look at it. Did anything else land about that time that was bigger?
Where did the PLH Air flight originate and did it approach SFF from the southwest?
Hmmm
Thanks fren. Given the flight path he was on and his low altitude I assumed he was inbound to SFF.
It looks like the PLH Air flight took off from spokane and went to Boyington. The bird I saw was moving SW to NE at a very low altitude.
Just curious about it because I see it almost weekly and with those bright fucking lights I wonder what he's up too. I'm always driving when I see it.
That's the bud light dude on the right innit?
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/n71ph#4163bea7
sry. posted by mistake.
Filter it.
I wonder what Monica think of that meme?
They won't be awol for long. 1. These are supreme predators. They don't hide unless stalking. Other than that they like a high vantage point in the open. 2. Once they get a good meal they like to lay around like drunk hoodrats.
Thanks again anon. You inspired me to do a little digging and I found a couple of possibilities for the AC I keep seeing at night here with blindingly bright lights. Top suspect is a Basler BT-67 based on size, sound and those retina burning lights. Must be like daytime on the airfield when that baby lands. It seems I need to use an ADS-B exchange to track it.
The Basler BT-67 is a highly specialized, modernized "remanufactured" version of the original 1940s Douglas DC-3/C-47 airframe. A company in Wisconsin takes vintage DC-3s, strips them to the frame, stretches the fuselage, and mounts modern Pratt & Whitney turboprop engines with 5-blade propellers.
https://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/basler-bt-67-utility-aircraft-usa/
Yeah but winter at the Lodge is coming.
Diddy oil.
Would be good for keks is it's a tarp.
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