Delta says farewell to their MD-88/90 fleet today after 33 years of service, having flown over 75 million passengers.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
“You should see the other guy!” An American A320 at DEN a few days ago.9mo ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
My grandfather’s bomber formation on this date in 1945. He was Navigator on the aircraft circled in red.2yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
KLM’s final Boeing 747 flights are happening TODAY! 😢 I took this at LAX in 2013.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
This beautiful mural tribute for George Floyd is on the east side of Ready Temporary Service on Colfax Ave. #BlackLivesMatter4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/Denver
Oskar is our 1.5 year-old Boxer/Pit mix, and he always cracks me up when his lip gets stuck over his teeth! 😂4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/lookatmydog
Here’s a view that few people get to see! I’m halfway thru deicing N7881A at DEN this morning.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
I had a great view of the mountains and sunrise as I deiced this Southwest plane at DIA this morning.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/Denver
All four current Southwest tails, in the same shot! Caught it at DEN this morning.2yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
Watching the Stros on my backyard deck in Denver. 80 degrees and breezy. 😊4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/Astros
Who else saw the Union Pacific “Big Boy” steam locomotive this afternoon in Denver??2yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/Denver
Today, Qantas is retiring their Boeing 747 fleet. 😢 I caught this one at LAX in 2007.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
Making the most of a perpetual puddle on the ramp at DEN this morning.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
Saddened to learn that British Airways is retiring its 747 fleet immediately. ☹️4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
United planes playing “Follow the Leader” at a snowy DIA on March 20th.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/Denver
Deicing a Southwest aircraft in DEN this morning as the sun peaked over the horizon.3yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
Isn’t the Airbus A220 such a gorgeous plane? 😍 I got this close-up as it taxied out for departure off 17L from DEN-SLC.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
737, reflecting on Glycol. Denver International Airport, 21 Feb 2021.3yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
On this date (April 9th) in 1994, Boeing rolled out the first 777 in Everett, Washington. United Airlines was the launch customer. Pictured: N204UA, which I spotted at LAX in 2007.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
My 2015 photo of the Boeing 737-MAX assembly line. This aircraft was the 2nd MAX to be built. Boeing announced this afternoon that it will keep all assembly lines in Washington State closed indefinitely, due to COVID-19.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
1936 Lufthansa Junkers Ju-52. I got to fly on her a few years ago in Hamburg, Germany. She’s since been grounded. 😢4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
Delta announced this morning that all of its Boeing 777 fleet will be retired by year’s end. The Airbus A330 and A350 will take over the routes.4yr ⋅ Bored-In-Denver ⋅ r/aviation
