Where the 747 is...

[LH-B744]

Well. This is another rather useless attempt of mine to not look at the nasty side of the planet. Things fall off of trees (wood) and things fall off of rather not so old 737 max jets (windows, and.. things). But as already Monty Python said, with John Cleese (?!), Always look on the bright side of life.

So. I thought why not for the first time in the new year have a look at my avatar. All these 747 photos are from last year, 2023, when the weather was a little bit better than today. Pls,
fasten your seatbelts. And enjoy the flight.

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11097236

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11151674

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11153012

and my favorite for today,

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11107521

...

[TRTPUwU]

Wow, impressive...

[3WE]

There was something on the news about at Atlas 747 spewing a flame trail. The place seems to make a lot of news since Bobby left.

[LH-B744]

There was something on the news about at Atlas 747 spewing a flame trail. The place seems to make a lot of news since Bobby left.

Hm. The Boeing Bob has left us? Why am I not really very sad about that almost always angry (!) wannabe 747 jetphotos Original...

3WE, you know me since more than 15 years, I'm definitely not a man who suffers from too big cochones.

I rather have more doubts in my aviation skills than less.

But there is one 747 jetphotos forum avatar, join date December 2008, and there was one 747 Atlas jetphotos forum avatar, join date June 2009 (as far as I remember).

And Bob really asked Alex to delete his account? Well, obviously I should be here at least a little bit more often.

Today I'm here because of this very ingenious jetphoto:

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11308876

The air for my beloved B744 really seems to become thinner. But we still are in the air, and I so very very much love it!

https://www.jetphotos.com/photo/11302938

PS: I mean, I believe you when you say that he's not a present jetphotos member. But nevertheless I just have the member list on my screen...,
very astonishing how many Boeing747s or something like that we have, among them alot with exactly zero forum entries (e.g. 'boeing744' - join date 2018
zero forum entries), and I can swear, I have nothin to do with that.

I always use a big 'B' for Boeing, since more than 15 years.

[LH-B744]

Hm. I obviously misunderstood something. Bob has retired. But he still is a jetphotos member, and I must say something.

Completely without headwind, without Brian, it would be almost boring here. I need and I like headwind, as every good jet..

PS: Some 747s even crack the 2000 forum entries, and obviously nothing really happens beyond that landmark, ... , but nevertheless I'm curious.