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Commercial passenger airplane in 1951. DC-3. Scanned film with significant grain.
Japanese Zero on tarmac shot under a wing of a USAF palne
The image shows the nose of a Boeing B-17F WWII bomber. The aircraft is parked on the ramp with a backdrop of a brooding, low overcast. In black and white tones the photo presents a vintage, gritty quality like it was from the period. The photo was taken at the Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake, WA.
A scale model of the iconic B-17 Flying Fortress sitting on a scale model airfield. The B-17 was an American four-engined heavy bomber aircraft developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps and made by Boeing.
Berlin (West), Germany, 1968. Passengers disembark from a PanAm airline plane at the former Tempelhof Airport.
Vintage Douglas DC-3 propellor airplane ready for take off at the runway of an empty airfield. Image with a retro look.
Evocative black and white image of a 1930s propeller airliner. The photo shows the tail and passenger door, with the aircraft parked on a snowy airport. Boeing 247 of United Air Lines
Decommissioned Canadian Air Force aircraft.
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Vintage military plane background, Glencoe Valley
The airplane shown is a Stearman PT-17 biplane which was used by the US Army and US Navy to train pilots leading up to, and during, WWII. The airplane was used in basic, or primary, training of new pilots. The photo shows the full airplane from the right front quarter view. One can see the silhouette of the pilot's head in the cockpit. The engine is not running. The markings on the lower wing can be seen and show US Army. The photo is a classic sepia tone and evokes a clear feeling of history and nostalgia.
Waterloo, Iowa, USA - 1963: US Air Force C-124 military cargo airplane with cargo bay open and loading reserves for yearly training. Scanned film.
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A scale model of the iconic B-17 Flying Fortress sitting on a scale model airfield. The B-17 was an American four-engined heavy bomber aircraft developed in the 1930s for the United States Army Air Corps and made by Boeing.
Berlin (West), Germany, 1959. Presidential elections in Berlin. Arrival of the Federal President of Germany in a US Air Force aircraft at Tempelhof Airport. Also: Berlin police forces and US forces.
Chantilly, Virginia, USA - February 19, 2024: View of the cockpit of the “Enola Gay” B-29 Superfortress airplane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima on display at the Smithsonian’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.
A young boy salutes the veterans of WWII. Image taken on the 4th of July.
Accra, Ghana - April 1959: de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk trainer aircraft of the Ghana Air Force (GHF) in Accra, Ghana in 1959
New York, USA, 1930s Winter: Side view of an early propeller passenger plane with pilot in cockpit, on a snow-covered runway, engines about to start, capturing the pioneering days of aviation.
Waterloo, Iowa, USA - 1964: US Air Force C-124 military cargo airplane with cargo bay open waiting to load reserves for yearly training. Scanned film.
Fragment of the aircraft fuselage with rivets and portholes in the hangar.
Sunlight streams through windows and reveals the iconic Mk Vc Supermarine Spitfire, seen here sitting in a traditional old aircraft hangar from WWII. Scale model photography.
San Diego, California, USA - September 25, 2022: Spectators talk with a pilot of a T-28 Trojan trainer at the 2022 Miramar Airshow.
Decommissioned Canadian Air Force aircraft.
Three square shaped windows and an airplane door. Windows in Airplane Fuselage. Airplane fusalage with locked door.
Close-up through the window front shot of a commercial airplane perfectly parked at the airport runway terminal with the passenger boarding stairs going down and getting ready to be used on a sunny day with blue sky and a little cloudy.
US Air Force North American CT-39A Sabreliner, a small business-style jet used for transporting people. Photograph taken in 1966.
Stock Photography of D-Day Paratroopers getting ready to jump. \n\nNote: number on the nose is only the invasion stick number and does not ID the plane.
The pointy nose of the Concorde in Jordan
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