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Best Planespotting Photos of 2012: The Finalists

An F-18 parked at FRG's American Airpower Museum for the Jones Beach Airshow. (Photo by Cary Liao)
  • An F-18 parked at FRG's American Airpower Museum for the Jones Beach Airshow. (Photo by Cary Liao)
  • An Air China 747-400 zooming overhead. (Photo by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren) (*Judge, not eligible to win)
  • An Etihad A340-600 by a nose! Passing a JFK AirTrain. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
  • Air Force One leaving Richmond. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
  • Southwest 737 taxiing. (Photo by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren) (*Judge, not eligible to win)
  • An F-22 departing FRG over the Blue Angels. (Photo by wunaladreaming)
  • A new Lufthansa 747-8i at IAD. (Photo by Gordon Gebert Jr.)
  • NASA's Aero Spacelines's 377SGT Super Guppy taxis past a fresh 787. (Photo by Brandon Farris)
  • AH-64 Apache. Not the friendliest angle to look at such an aircraft. (Photo by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren) (*Judge, not eligible to win)
  • A B-52 with flaps down flyby. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
  • Colombian Air Force KFIR photo, the 2012 winner of the military category. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
  • B-17 Flying Fortress at Norwood, Mass. (Photo by Rich Barnett)
  • British Airways 777-200 departing Boston. (Photo by Rich Barnett)
  • Boeing 747 Drealifter showing off its sexy rivets. (Photo by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren) (*Judge, not eligible to win)
  • Dassault Falcon 7X N771RS with a gorgeous matte black paint job. (Photo by RWB)
  • EA-6B Prowler. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
  • Southwest 737 at sunset. (Photo by Gordon Gebert Jr.)
  • A new Lufthansa 747-8i at IAD. (Photo by Gordon Gebert Jr)
  • LAN Chile 787 in a tight turn. (By Brandon Farris)
  • F-35 Lightning II in great light at AFW. (Photo by Nick Peterman)
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Southwest put on quite a show this weekend to mark their momentous entry into the New York City market. Here are some of the best photos of the first arrivals and the festivities in the terminals.
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Week In Review

Boeing's 787 Dreamliner made its first flight, Alaska Airlines premiered its new Disney scheme, JAL is looking like they will be joining SkyTeam, Senator Schumer cursed at a flight attendants while an F/A on another flight lost...
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On This Day in Aviation History: February 11th

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Oh snap! The broken off tail makes for a nifty escape hatch.

Move Over Sully…

Over half a century before the "Miracle on the Hudson," Pan Am Flight 6 ditched into Pacific and everyone made it home safely.
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