#jet aircraft

[stone-cold-groove]

The Convair B-58 Hustler with a General Electric J93 engine pod mounted for testing at Edwards Air Force Base.

[nocternalrandomness]

"Sabrejet"

[dronescapesvideos]

Jet Age History: Successes And Failures. The De Havilland Comet was the First Passenger Jet Airliner.

➤➤ VIDEO: https://dronescapes.video/Comet

[victusinveritas]

Illustration of an F-84F Thunderstreak's bombing run flight path.

[hellsgate-roadhouse]

[scribblingsorsomething]

Some sort of Cold War-esque jet.

[exl-42]

C-GASE and N835QS at KSEA

[bigglesworld]

Lockheed F-104 Starfighter. Crew member pulls away safety streamers

[carbone14]

Messerschmitt Me 262 A Schwalbe (WNr 111711) du pilote d'essai et instructeur Hans Fay qui s'est rendu le 31 mars 1945 – Bataille de Francfort – Base aérienne de Francfort – 2 avril 1945

Colorisation par RJM

Il fut le premier Me 262 intact a être récupéré par les alliés.

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RSiAF s/n 517 [Hawker Hunter FR.74A] seen on static display at Classic Flyers a few years before export.

MSN 41H-688080 was new to the RAF as a Hunter F.6. It was given the s/n XJ689 in 1957.

It was converted into a Hunter FGA.9 in 1964 and converted to a Hunter FR.74A in 1971. At this point, it was struck off charge and taken on charge with the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

In 1992 it was struck off charge once again and exported to Aotearoa alongside s/n 516 [Hunter T.75] and restored to airworthy condition.

It was given the c/r ZK-JIL by April 2000, and at one point, it unintentionally struck the runway at Ardmore but did not crash.

It moved to Tauranga but due to insurance issues related to the ejection seat JIL was permanently grounded.

In 202x, it and the T.75 were sold to American interests, where they will be restored to flight and usedas aggressors. As of January 2024 one airframe remains at Tauranga awaiting export.

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[stone-cold-groove]

Missile attack!

[nocternalrandomness]

F-4 Phantom's from the 4th FW being readied at Seymour-Johnson AFB - 28 SEP 1976

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[blackros78]

De Havilland Sea Venoms of the Royal Australian Navy