IAH (Houston)
Incheon Airport to 35,000 feet on the trip to Osaka today
Peshawar and flying in the background on the horizon the bad weather that forced the diversion route
The arrival of the B777 to Osaka from Qatar, and soon after Carlos Silva would fly with him to Tokyo (NRT-Narita).
Tokyo or Osaka,
26AUG2010 at Madrid
Our friend is in Melbourne and get us these photos, taken in adverse weather, now read "The 380 was the rain but even rain
I had a waterproof cover over me and a head to cover the lens and take photos "
04SEP2010 at Melbourne
Thanks for sharing............nice captures plus variety.
Melbourne- 05SET2010
This morning, our friend Captain Carlos Silva went back to the runway 27 and took these photos. Right now preparing to return to Doha on its B777-200 LR.
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Cape Town 25SEP2010
The friend did today JNB-CPT-JNB and in Cape Town noted these aircraft, including its own reactor B77L while passing the inspection.
C5-Galaxy USAF
B773ER Emirates
A380 Air France
B772LR Qatar Airways
Star Alliance
Carlos Schmidt
I am always amazed by your captures. Thanks for sharing as always!
São Paulo 08OCT2010
In the air, leaving São Paulo (GRU) route to Buenos Aires (EZE)
B737 GOL
B767 ABSA cargo
B744 British Airways
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Carlos, impressive collection of phots... thoroughly enjoyed them!
Thank you
Manny Gonzalez
Thrust Images | General Photography | R.I.P. Matt Molnar 1979-2013
BRING BACK THE KJFK/KLGA OBSERVATION DECKS
Museum of Swartkops airbase, Pretória, South Africa!
Avro shackleton
Lockheed Lodestar
Mirage F1
ejection seat of Mirage III
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O "Ventura"
Uma 'bestinha': O Hawker Siddeley BUCCANEER
MIG 21
A MIG 21 who went on a 'farm' in Namibia. Crashed after the pilot is lost and having been without fuel, eventually landing on a plantation ...
The plane was never claimed by both the Government of Angola, as the former USSR ... then, due to 'damage' in the belly of it, he was placed in the museum as an example. .
Carlos Schmidt
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