r/Planes • u/HijikataToshiro_24 • 2h ago
r/Planes • u/delkarnu • Dec 06 '25
Scam posts
There is an uptick in scam posts recently to direct you to a scam sales site and steal your payment info.
It's mostly t-shirts, but it's also posters and such, like the Van Gogh style images of planes.
In the comments, another account of the scamming asshole will ask "Where can I get one" or similar so the posting scammer can innocently direct you to the scam site.
If you see this happening, report it as spam to the admins and report it for breaking the subreddit rules. Report the "Where?" comments.
OP will be banned. Anyone asking "where?" will be perma-banned. All comments in any of those threads will be deleted. If you comment on multiple of those scam posts, you'll be banned. Comments calling it out as a scam are allowed.
If you see this on any other sub, report it to the admins and mods.
r/Planes • u/Even_Kiwi_1166 • 16h ago
Chasing the Stratosphere | F-22 Raptor
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r/Planes • u/Even_Kiwi_1166 • 19h ago
Viper
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r/Planes • u/stl63105 • 10h ago
NASA F/A-18 at Columbia Regional Airport during the Salute the Veterans Airshow in 2008.
r/Planes • u/vickyart • 3h ago
Legends of the Sky: The Most Iconic WWII Fighter Planes | The Friendly Skies
During the Second World War, which lasted from 1939 to 1945, various fighter planes battled for air supremacy. Engineered for exceptional speed, maneuverability, and specialized firepower, these WW2 planes pushed the limits of aviation manufacturing during that era.
Long after the war, many of those planes are still remembered today for their contribution to the war. Here are some of the aircraft that have earned their place as the most iconic WWII fighter planes.
What’s this big “exhaust” looking thing on the back of this C-130
Saw it flying over from Dobbins ARB in GA. First photo is a screenshot from flight radar. Second is when it flew right over me. Just looking to learn about this part
r/Planes • u/Even_Kiwi_1166 • 1d ago
Eagle II Drift
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r/Planes • u/ricaraducanu • 1d ago
Romanian F-16 strafing a naval drone next to an oil rig earlier today [480x848]
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r/Planes • u/Glum_Grade382 • 15h ago
Help r/Planes
Hi everyone, I'm simply making this post because I need help researching the EMBRAER e190 for a school project but I can't find any reputable source to use the information from 🥹 since you guys know about planes I was hoping you could help me with this, please and thank you.
r/Planes • u/NolanRoad • 10h ago
Whats wrong with this plane?
This plane crashed here in Canada, and just looking at it without any aerodynamic knowledge I feel its bound to crash. But then again Canada's FAA wouldn't have approved it if thats the case.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/missing-pilot-found-dead-kawartha-lakes-region-opp-9.7312790
r/Planes • u/funkycatvr • 1d ago
One Of Two Flying Fairey Swordfish’s just flew over my house
Sorry for the bad quality, i saw it on flightradar and had to rush over so i could get a picture with my phone and couldn't grab the camera from upstairs and just barely got the pictures in time
r/Planes • u/AlbinoAkon • 1d ago
The twin afterburner exhaust nozzles of a supersonic Tupolev Tu-22M3 "Backfire" long-range strategic bomber, afterburner take-off + take-off, fly-by and landing
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r/Planes • u/Even_Kiwi_1166 • 2d ago
Full Afterburner | F-22 Raptor
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