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And according to the GAA (Gay Airplane Administration) about 85 percent of airplanes are straight.

But that 15% though👀👀

The 15 percent is unknown. But they concluded that only 4.3 percent of planes are gae.

I literally just made all of that up.

The other 11.7 percent is bi-plane

Haha yes

Also that'd be 10.7 percent

Listen

I don’t do math

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GA aircraft are Liberty University School of Aviation

The American Eagle jet appears to be an ERJ-145

It is

It flies routine LYH-CLT loops along with a few other ERJ-145s

curious, because i've never observe the airport before, but what was the man in the last photo doing?

Towing it, it was being washed and taken back to parking

ah, okay

can i say a bit of constructive criticism for the photo?

Yeah

The second photo down was a bit blurred because it was through the windshield because we got there as it was getting on the runway

that one is actually one, i don't think it's visibly blurry

some of the photos (2) and (6) need minor readjustment so they're straightened up.

for (4), i kinda like the effects of the sun & shadows. maybe while editing it, try turn on contrast a bit for some intensity (because the planes are the foreground are slightly darker than the planes further away).

otherwise, i think they're great photos

Those are raw yeah, going to stick them in an editor in a few minutes and do some adjustments. Appreciate the constructive criticism 👍

I wanted to find my Bearcat pictures but I couldn't 😐

Dang

I have like 700 photos from today that I need to edit

@mangus.aviation may i ask what software you use to edit

Yeah, I use lightroom

thank you, that is what im looking into getting

I get it for free because of school

Nice

I saw a fairchild dornier today... But I was at the wrong end of the runway to see it fly

Did you still get any shots of the dornier?

Yeah

Still a photo of my computer, and it was kinda trash but..

Nice😃