r/airplanes

Look at night

Imagine a weather balloon accidentally filming a passenger plane flying directly below it at about 800 km/h.

The unusual angle makes it appear as if the plane is very close, although in reality they are separated by kilometers and a significant difference in altitude.

🔹 Airliners typically fly at an altitude of 9-12 km, while weather balloons rise to 20-40 km. That's why these shots look like a scene from a sci-fi movie.

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Rafale Fighter Jets Intercepted Plane Carrying Russia’s FSB Senior Officials Over Baltic Sea

Very little is publicly known about the aircraft. It is known that the Tu-214PU is operated by Special Flight Detachment “Rossiya,” which provides air transport for Russia’s military and political leadership as well as for representatives of the security services.

According to assessments, the aircraft is used by FSB leadership as an airborne transport platform, a secure communications node, and, reportedly, an airborne command center.

In a photograph of the aircraft intercepted by a French Rafale over the Baltic Sea, aviation expert Piotr Butowski identified the LSZ-100 system.

The LSZ-100 is a laser-based electro-optical defensive system designed to protect the aircraft from infrared-guided missiles, particularly those launched from man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS)

Boeing

More plane spotting on my YouTube channel. Link in profile.

I have to know Where Did I get this photo of a Plane Interior from?

Took the JAL Hangar tour at Haneda today and there was a fun angle of an A350 engine and the 737 body.

Photo of sun country retro livery (1:1) on the ground with a delta a330-200 (1:11) taking off at MSP

Rafale over monas

(Also kalau bisa gw butuh criticisms and advice on photography) D3500 Nikon 70-200mm lens