Pics of Aircraft in Odd Places (1 Viewer)

[cammerjeff]

The lake retirement of a former LOT An-24V, Stare Olesno (Poland). It could have ended worse.

Source https://www.epktspotters.org/images/big/c24aaf36314b075760a1b33be8194a73.jpg

 

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[cammerjeff]

This burial of a MiG-21MF near Prague (Dolzhe Břežany) is the work of British artist Roger Hiorns, part of the Gallery Rudolfinum 100th anniversary celebrations (2017). The artist idea was to put machines which belong up in the air underground. Not his first time, he buried the first one outside Birmingham a year before, and wanted to do it again with an entire fleet all across the world.

Source https://i2.ruliweb.net/ori/21/01/30/17750d0ef6d538181.jpeg

 

[cammerjeff]

source https://sjacmarathoners.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/img_1847.jpg

 

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[cammerjeff]

Not a real A/C but I like it !

source Aviation Rapture

 

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source https://cdn.planespotters.net/48707...-404_PlanespottersNet_843338_30d962c2ad_o.jpg

 

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[Gnomey]

Good ones!

 

[GreenKnight121]

The Bretagne Twins...

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Top 14 Flying Machine Restaurants

The Airplane Restaurant, built around a Boeing KC-97 tanker, in Colorado Springs. Flying and dining, will our relationship to these things ever be fully restored? While we’re waiting for the …

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Looks like something the Germans would have built (the aircraft, not the building) a la KC- 97Z

Grill-Avia, Sud-Ouest SO-30 Bretagne, Amberieu-en-Bugey, France

 

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Train carrying parts to Boeing derails in Montana​

by KING 5 News - Posted on July 4, 2014 at 6:42 PM - Updated today at 11:01 PM
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SUPERIOR, MONTANA -- The investigation continues into the derailment of a train near the town of Superior, Montana Thursday night.
Some of the cars carried aircraft components.
Nineteen cars on the westbound train derailed. Three of the cars contained aircraft parts and ended up in the Clark Fork River. Sources tell KING5 the parts were heading to Boeing in Renton from Boeing's Wichita, Kansas plant.
Crews spent the night and into this morning cleaning up.
No one was hurt and the cause is under investigation.