Emirates A380 A6-EDV

Emirates A380 A6-EDV During Takeoff At Schiphol Airport

Giant Airbus A380-800 of Emirates while on takeoff attempt on runway at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. This photo captured by Patkee, as the aircraft set off the dust and water spraying around aft section of the aircraft.

The Airbus A380-800 aircraft registration A6-EDV is a -861 variant, means this aircraft powered by Engine Alliance GP7000. There is another A380 with Rolls Royce Trent Engine installed. While Emirates is the largest A380's operator in the world. Based on August 2015 data, Emirates operating 65 A380s, the final fleet size will be 140 A380s.

Schiphol Airport, is one of the main airport in Netherlands, located about 9 km southwest of Amsterdam downtown. Schiphol also known as one of the busiest airport in Europe in terms of number of passengers. Schiphol has three large departure hall and four runways.

Emirates A380 A6-EDV During Takeoff At Schiphol Airport

Airbus A330-300 of Air China During Maiden

Airbus A330-300 of Air China During Maiden Flight

The newest variant of Airbus A330-300 of Air China during maiden flight in Toulouse, France. The picture taken by A. Tchaikovski of Airbus. This aircraft also the 50th A330 series operated by Air China. The delivery time plans on end of September 2015. The aircraft painted with special livery '50th A330' as well as signature livery of Air China.

Apparently, this A330-300 is the modified 242-tonne MTOW (maximum takeoff weight) variant. So the jetliner able to carry more payload than before, thanks to its tweaked on its engines and landing gear systems.

While, Air China is a flag carrier of China, also known as major airlines in China. The carrier headquartered in Shunyi District in Beijing. According to 2013 data, the carrier handled more than 51 million passengers per year with huge 81 % of load factor. Until August 2015, the carrier size is 342 aircraft fleet size on more than 201 destinations both domestic and international flights.

Airbus A330-300 of Air China During Maiden Flight


Beriev A-40 Albatros the Amphibious

Beriev A-40 Albatros the Russian amphibious aircraft or also probably be called flying boat while floating in Gelendzhik Lake. Located nearby of Black Sea, also known as resort town in Krasnodar Krai City. This photo taken by Jos Schoofs, the aircraft seems to be on 'taxiing' on water surface, ready to takeoff.

The A-40 Albatros also called Mermaid in NATO nickname, this aircraft manufactured by Beriev Aircraft Company. Apparently this aircraft designed as anti-submarine warfare. Its engines installed above the wings to support its mission on water surface, also some of beneath structure role as balance during floating, landing or takeoff.

The primary user of this aircraft is Russian Naval Aviation. There are only two A-40 been built. This aircraft also became based platform for Beriev Be-200used as bombing water for example.While Beriev A-42, with identical specifications transformed into Search and Rescue (SAR) aircraft, operated by Russian Navy.

Beriev A-40 Albatros the Amphibious Aircraft


Singapore Airlines A380 Climbing and Landing Gear

Singapore Airlines A380 the giant iron bird while retracting down its landing gear on climbing phase just after takeoff. There are four main landing gears at rear end and one landing gear at the front end. Surely, built for carrying massive 575 tonnes of maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) as well as 394 tonnes of maximum landing weight (MLW).

Back in 2007, Singapore Airlines was launch customer for super jumbo jet Airbus A380-800. Currently they operating 19 A380s our of total order 24 of A380s. The carrier also become one of the best airline in the world and headquartered in Changi Airport, Singapore. This airline does not has domestic flight, all of 69 destinations are international flights. The owner of Singapore Airlines is Singapore Government and Temasek Holdings.

Singapore Airlines A380 Climbing and Landing Gear Retracted

F-16 of United States Air Force While on Full Throttle

The combat aircraft of United States Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon while on full throttle. The F-16 is a single-engine multi-role jet fighter manufactured by General Dynamics or now called Lockheed Martin. The Fighting Falcon has been using wide-range worldwide by tens of countries, they exporting F-16 since 1973 but no longer sell to USAF.

The picture taken by Tech Sgt. Jason Robertson over the UK's air space during its participation on a rehearsal. This F-16 came from 480th Fighter Squadron based at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany.

F-16 of United States Air Force While on Full Throttle

British Airways A380-800 While Banking

British Airways A380-800 While Banking in The Sky

Super jumbo jet Airbus A380-800 of British Airways while banking in the sky. The movement of giant A380 captured by S. Ramadier, so classy aircraft. Currently Airbus A380-800 still hold the world's largest passengers aircraft.

British Airways is a national flag carrier of England, operating nine A380s according to September 2015 data. Total A380's order is twelve A380s, there is still another three A380s with Rolls Royce Trent Engine options.

British Airways A380-800 While Banking in The Sky