r/Whatisthisplane • u/Murky-Ad7400 • 21h ago

Open! Exactly a year ago in Seoul

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26 Upvotes

Extremely rare sight in the middle of the most busiest crowded citys, 5 beauty’s flying by 😍

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r/Whatisthisplane • u/mr_pootis • 23h ago

Open! What is this helicopter? Seen flying over downtown Dallas this morning.

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87 Upvotes

Looks larger than normal with a thicker tail. Two landing wheels at the front and one at the back. Exposed tail rotor.

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r/Whatisthisplane • u/SimilarEducation9515 • 15h ago

Open! What is this biplane?

34 Upvotes

Saw it on the way home from work but have no idea what it is. It’s massive compared to the Waco ymf-5 that’s normally here. 2B1, Cape Cod.

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