My week in wings for #wingfriday

This is almost unbelievable. The future is here. Astonishing. I wonder what the G is during the deceleration burn?

I’m glad I got some flying in yesterday. There can’t be too many opportunities left for this before winter grips us and the airfield becomes a swamp? Good luck to any colleagues flying (or controlling!) today. I’m watching on BIG JET TV and Flightradar24

My #wingfriday from a slightly magical and showery trip in the Eagle. Today, I am off to Phoenix… the choice is between Sedona for beauty or Pima for aviation geekiness. What should it be?

We’ve been on a Boneyard Safari and it was pretty epic

More aurora and sunrise spam. A fun trip all round. I even got to give McGirl a little peck on the cheek after she kindly dropped the jet off for me

(Full Video on YouTube) Here's a look at storage aircraft at the National Museum of the USAF in Dayton Ohio. Tours are not offered thus the look here inside the old annex building, formerly the R&D hangar. #avgeek #legendary

Well. Another week and here are some #wingfriday moments - incidentally you can find a much more photographic account from me over on IG just search Eagle and Contrail

It’s quite a Geek Quest but can you identify every aircraft type? Even the Phantom with (ahem) Phront Wings?

From another age

Some views for you. Heading down to Accra last night. A very pretty crescent moon and gorgeous sunset colours

Well. Scott Bateman MBE has asked if we can join in with the Olympic bar and circuit training 💪🏻

Sunrise over Greenland. Pretty spectacular, I think you’ll agree. No filter, obvs. The reddest sunrise I’ve ever seen

Fougas! Taken on 19 July 1988 using Canon A1 with FD 35-70mm F/2.8-3.5 SSC Zoom Lens loaded with Kodachrome 64. credit Peter Steinemann

Better than new!

Patina and traces of use. A nice few hours enjoying details at the Air and Space museum

Manhattan, Baltimore, and the fantastic terminal in Dulles

I’m not on here much any more. Apart from the absolutely mad “discourse” that follows in the comments about who should be hung drawn and quartered it’s probably useful to consider that nobody woke up yesterday and decided to have an incursion. In the USA it is common to be

Blue skies, Gene Hackman