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nocternalrandomness · 11 months
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TWA Pin-Up by Daniel Couto
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rancid-filth · 11 months
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Kiev-class aircraft carrier
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alog4 · 2 years
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(在日米海軍司令部さんはTwitterを使っています: 「こんな風景が日常的に見られるのは米海軍だからこそ😊 写真はフィリピン海で撮影された、早朝の空母ロナルド・レーガンの飛行甲板の様子です。 https://t.co/Hp2SmvtxEP」 / Twitterから)
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cargoair · 2 years
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Air Cargo
An Overview of the Air Cargo Industry and Business
A glance at the Air Cargo and its importance
Air Cargo refers to the shipments, products, or any other item carried through an aircraft. The Air Cargo Industry has been crucial to the economy besides for the people. It has reduced the gap between people, across the globe, by carrying and delivering shipments in minimal time especially during the recent pandemic. 
Background of the Air Cargo Industry
For years, the global air cargo market has served a multitude of concerns surrounding the transportation of goods and consignments and with the rise of global air cargo demand, the complexities increased in the sector. From lack or loss of documents to delay in processing and incorrect data entry, the Air Cargo domain has been striving to prevent maximum revenue leakages. 
Scope and Growth of Air Cargo Industry
Over the years, digitisation has played a crucial role in the growth of the global Air Cargo Industry. With the advancement in technology, the transportation operation got smoother and instant. Air Cargo is considered to be a reliable and faster mode of transportation. 
The disregarded Air Cargo industry showcased its further importance recently by transporting vaccines, medical and safety kits, worldwide. Also, with the surge in global E-Commerce, Air Cargo has been concluded to be the prime preference for Door-to-Door operations. The scope of growth of the Air Cargo Industry has increased in manifolds with the assistance of technology. 
Role of Cargoflash in digitalising Air Cargo
Cargoflash’s vision is of a paperless Air Cargo industry with minimal human interference for error-free results. The next-generation ‘nGen’ cloud-based solutions make the process efficient by increasing revenue and avoiding errors. To know more about solutions provided by Cargoflash
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aviationgeek2024 · 1 month
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andr0nap · 6 days
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please please PLEASE tell us about your plane au, ive been SO curious about it 👀
theres like a lot and not that much going on in it, youd have to be specific bc i suck at giving general summaries of my aus
buuut the basic gist of it is that wolfwood finds a plane wreck on a scrapyard in nowhere, middle-of dating back to the space-faring age and decides to either try to fix it or sell the parts
over time he discovers that its not a normal jet and befriends the suspiciously human-sounding co-pilot ai thats been hellbent on gaslighting him into believing that hes a good person capable of kindness and deserving of love
somewhere down the line the peacemaker gets fixed enough to fly, crashes again and gets recovered by the bernardelli crew, the grand reveal happens and the ai turns out to be a plant guy that got fused into the engine and took over the whole thing, turning the plane into a biomechanical eldritch monstrosity
shenanigans ensue-
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lonestarflight · 6 months
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Space Shuttle Enterprise was displayed at the Vandenberg Air Force Base Airshow on the back of 747-SCA, N905NA.
Date: November 14, 1984
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ghostwarriorrrr · 9 months
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nueveg · 4 months
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cordwainers-locker · 2 months
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Willow Greenwick as a Mail Carrier AKA one of Dave's top 10 fears! Love was in the air, but Willow was burning it to the ground.
Art done by...*drum roll*... the wonderful...*drum roll continues* ... the one and only ... *drum roll stops* ... @planktonheretic !!! So give their profile a gander.
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runwayrunway · 11 months
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No. 2 - Kalitta Air
I’m really thrilled by how much you all enjoyed my Lufthansa rant. Here’s something...a little different. Just to rub in that I don’t inherently hate liveries just for having a mostly white fuselage, I wanted to talk about an example of that being done a lot better. I will also be doing so in a length which will probably be a bit more typical of this blog. I hope you all enjoy it regardless!
Kalitta Air (formerly Connie Kalitta Services and American International Airways; callsign “Connie”) is a cargo airline headquartered in Ypsilanti, Michigan. You see their planes around a lot if you randomly click on flightradar24 flights, especially over North America, but they don’t carry passengers, so to my knowledge they’re not a household name. At least, the friends I surveyed had never heard of them. 
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But their low profile conceals some pretty stylish planes. So, let’s discuss!
Like I said, I don’t blanket dislike mostly-white liveries just because most of them are super boring and Lufthansa’s in particular is terrible! So I wanted to follow it up immediately with an example of a mostly white livery which I really like - Kalitta Air’s sleek and iconic paint job, which the airline adopted (as far as I can tell from digging around) in the late 1980s. 
It truly feels like Connie Kalitta’s main gig as a racecar driver transferred to the look of the planes with his name written on the side. (...what is it with racecar drivers and starting airlines? I mean, two nickels, but...)
The majority of Kalitta Air’s fleet are Boeing 747s, which does add to the look, in my opinion. Their fleet even contains the last 747-400 ever built! The iconography feels like it transitions well into the hump, and the entire thing looks balanced. 
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I’ll be honest, something is definitely lost on the remainder of the airline’s fleet, made up of Boeing 777s, in a pretty major way, but it doesn’t cancel out just how much I love the look of the 747s. Still, because the airline has kept this livery for so long, we can look back to the past to experience it on all sorts of shapes. 
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I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I still prefer the 747. That’s pretty incredible - I’m of the opinion that nearly all liveries look their best on a TriStar, so that opinion is a testament to just how incredibly good this livery looks on the Queen. It’s an acceptable-to-good livery on any plane, don’t get me wrong, but the core 747 fleet wears it transcendently well. (I am ignoring the 777s.)
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If you’ve seen a Kalitta Air plane for more than a few seconds it’s likely the pictured N700CK, which got to flip a few assorted vehicles with her jet blasts in the 2007 Mythbusters episode “Supersized Myths”. Their 747s have been used in other media, but this is the main example. I think they couldn’t have picked a more striking plane to use. 
Just look at the thing! The combination of red and gold makes it feel flashy and fast, a feeling which is added to by the swooping hockey-stick cheatlines which add a lot of interest to the fuselage with very little paint. It makes the plane feel streamlined and almost reminds me of the sort of paint jobs used on early high-speed trains. 
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(image: Science Museum Group Collection) 
The font itself even feels fast, while being massive and quite legible even despite the shape of the A, and framed nicely on each side by the little wings. It does look a little like if a racecar was a cargo plane, and I love it. It’s not exactly maximalist, but every detail from the letters’ even heights to the ratio of gold to red feels perfect. 
If you’re going to do a mostly white paint job (and there are plenty of reasons that airlines generally prefer to), this is how you do it. 
Final Grade: A
N.B.          For the sake of my own mental health, I am not going to touch on the atrocious revision of two years ago in this post. At the least, it looks like they’re not repainting old airframes and they have a small-ish fleet so they’re not bulk-buying new ones or anything, which means this livery will probably be around for the remainder of the service life of many fairly new freighters. Because of that, I do not consider the classic hockey stick Kalitta livery to be retired, and will not be tagging it as such. That said, since it’s not their current livery for new planes, I also am not classifying it as a 2020s livery.
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1960 photograph of a Northwest Airlines Lockheed L-188 Electra in flight
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rancid-filth · 11 months
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enriquemzn262 · 1 year
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Blackburn Buccaneer of the Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm ready for takeoff onboard HMS Hermes.
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emaadsidiki · 8 months
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U.S.S. Intrepid 💣 80th Birthday
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
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ostensivedaddy · 11 months
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