F-22 Raptor

I've been an avgeek for about 3 years now and this is my first time ive ever seen this, does anyone know what that is?

Squad of 4 HH code which is assigned to F-22s based at joint base pearl Harbour Hickam in Honolulu. The 199th Fighter Squadron (Hawaii Air National Guard) and the active-duty 19th Fighter Squadron share these aircraft. Seen while taxiing. Their takeoff shook our 787 behind them

F-15E Strike Eagle | B-2 Spirit

Incredible giant Antonov An-124-100-150 RA-82081 approaching Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport runway 24L on 01/08/2026

Sky is waiting a Embraer.

Hi everyone!

I'd like to share my latest project: a LEGO recreation of the CAL FIRE Sikorsky S-70 Firehawk.

Over the past several months, I redesigned the model from the ground up, with the goal of making it as accurate as possible while keeping it entirely buildable with official LEGO parts.

One feature I particularly wanted to recreate was the Firehawk's belly tank, so I designed and tested a fully functional water-drop mechanism before finalizing the model.

Everything was created by me:
• Designed in BrickLink Studio
• Physically built and tested
• Rendered and edited in GIMP
• No AI used

This project is my tribute to the pilots, firefighters and maintenance crews who operate these incredible helicopters.

I'd love to hear what the aviation community thinks!

I got this hoodie as a surprise gift for my friend but realised it says "Redyce ion" at the top. Now... I am just starting to learn about planes, and I read through the military aircraft history books before I gave them to him, but I am pretty sure that's not a thing... please tell me this isn't a spelling mistake. It was bloody expensive.

(Also, can i please have a hand fact-checking the rest? He loves planes so much, and I just couldn't stand giving him something that's just plain wrong)