I was sitting in my house and I heard the common low drone of airplanes approaching. But based on the tone of this one, I knew it was something special, so I ran outside to take a look. It looks like it was a formation from the CAF headed somewhere. Flight radar said they were Harvard Mk IV’s, but it looks like they’re painted like Japanese Zeros. Anyone know what the story is? Either way, always cool to see a formation of historic planes flying over!

What’s happening here?

Saw it in the sky and decided to check where it was going and turns out it was a Dreamlifter. Sorry for the photo quality took it from my phone.

This came up a few hours ago today still as it’s USAF registration. Pretty cool to see these coming back.

Looked like a close call

I saw these circling the area? What is going on with that?

Filling in the gaps in tracking thats what it looks like to me. Anything leading to this? Previous flights were same area or around it.

What’s going on WAW, a lot of ground vehicles around and I see Polish Air Force in the air

My friend send me this screenshot, sadly he couldn't see the jet, only hear it. I suspect that it is a tornado, as they are somewhat common to see here.

Weather seems okay in Caen, pretty far from Limoges. Medical emergency ? They did a low pass first so maybe technical ?

Runway 18/36 closed.
No evacuation.
Anyone know a the reason?

Can’t wait to see what the finished product is

Anybody know the scoop behind this Air Force C-32 doing loops around Albany, NY?

Hi! I saw this aircraft flying quite low at a strange path. When I checked FR, I saw this path, why would they do this?

anyone else notice/know whats going on at istanbul tonight? few cancelled approaches, many holding loops? is this normal, is it just busy?

I was wondering, as, according to Wikipedia, the airport does not do passenger (and military) flights, and I doubt they do maintenance there...

Was looking around Dublin Airport and noticed a flight from Zadar, Croatia, to Dubrovnik, Croatia, diverted all the way over to Dublin Airport. Was wondering if anybody has any ideas on why such a large diversion.