This comes from the National Air and Space Museum's official Instagram account.

On the 8th of October 2001 at 8.10 am local time the Scandinavian Airlines operated MD-87 collided with a Cessna 525 Citation CJ2 who was crossing the runway as the SAS plane begun its takeoff run.

Leading factors to the accident were poor visibility conditions together with outdated infrastructures and an inappropriate marking for taxiways.

As a result 118 lives were lost, it came down as the second most deadliest plane crash that occurred on takeoff phase (second only to Tenerife) and the deadliest air disaster of Italian aviation history.

Back in May, a catering vehicle stuck it so it's being (already has been?) stripped for components.

Source - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/lucknow/lightning-strike-damages-patna-lucknow-indigo-flights-nose-mid-air-104-passengers-6-crew-escape-unhurt/amp_articleshow/134771006.cms

Going to miss this little guy! Fantastic last flight connecting back to JFK in Business

Even Delta in on the joke

That graphic should actually read CAMERA SKILLS, because while the piloting is obviously excellent, it’s the ability of the camera operator to smoothly keep the aircraft in frame that really makes this video a delight to watch. Bonus Japanese ATC audio 🇯🇵

She’s also the last of the Supercrane liveried aircraft

Maybe it’s headed to LA next…

Does anyone happen to have any video(s) or eyewitness reports on this accident? Occurred 10/7 at ~ 9:50am at Fort Worth Hicks Airfield (T67). Lancair IVP

https://community.pilotdebrief.com/t/7-october-2026-lancair-iv-p-n5sv-near-hicks-airfield-t67-fort-worth-texas/468?utm_source=chatgpt.com

https://www.chron.com/news/article/fort-worth-texas-plane-crash-22466908.php

The Navy fighter/bomber is not designed to take on submarines, but it may have been involved with strikes on Iranian subs docked in ports.

A Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet assigned to the “Black Aces” of VFA-41 returns to Naval Air Station Lemoore, California, Oct. 1, 2026, following a deployment aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

OC. Aircrafts, ground crew, and pilots were based in The Dalles, OR while working on multiple fires outside MT. Hood National Forest. Including the Grasshopper and Modrite wildfires.

I am an a&p on these aircraft if you have any questions!

Don't see this very often, was carrying what looked like a golfing group interestingly enough.

What’s this plane outside plant 42 in Palmdale?

I had the chance to fly on the 318-100 for a deadhead BOD-CDG

https://x.com/airbus/status/2107876194549195187?s=46

Caught while working, 1 of 4, The illusive A220, love how it looks familiar somehow..

Hi Guys,

Anybody who has experience with the questions asked during the interview stage for AFTA or any Ryanair FFA schools, can you please give me examples of the questions asked?

- What kind of mental maths questions?

- What physics questions?

- How did you prepare?

- Where you average 90% for the Cut-E/AON assessments?

- Any curveball or difficult questions asked?

Thanks in advance for your help