Who Likes Aircraft ?

[Photon440]

My neighbors jet in his front yard.
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Does he ever run up the engine?

 

[junior340]

Does he ever run up the engine?

The one that hd finished yes, this is the second. Probably not at this location though haha

 

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[Pops1967GTX]

 

[junior340]

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Damn

 

[snakeyes]

 

[JDmac72chrgr]

Rolls-/Packard Merlin in a P51 Mustang has such a "PERFECT "note" to it and such a PERFECT fighter for its time; SR-71, enough said. lol

 

[Richard Cranium]

 

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[Slap Stick]

That was nowhere near a collision. It was a faster plane passing the slower one.
Shouldnt have happened but it wasn't close to a collision.

 

[f569]

That was nowhere near a collision. It was a faster plane passing the slower one.
Shouldnt have happened but it wasn't close to a collision.

So the pilot of the faster aircraft flew up the *** of the slower aircraft on purpose? Maybe relying on his innate ability to predict every possible action taken by the pilot of the slower aircraft.

Unless they were in contact and operating in concert, the faster pilot was reckless or not paying enough attention. IMHO
I think I'd be more than a bit miffed.

 

[Slap Stick]

We dont know if that was staged for the camera.
If it wasnt, IIRC an aircraft may not be operated within a certain distance from another without prior arrangement.
And if he was on final approach, I never saw the runway.
If it was a controlled airport, the FAA will be looking for the guy.

 

[Dipstick]

From the FAA:

"A near midair collision is defined as an incident associated with the operation of an aircraft in which a possibility of collision occurs as a result of proximity of less than 500 feet to another aircraft, or a report is received from a pilot or a flight crewmember stating that a collision hazard existed."