RCSS spotting

[Denny Yen 0]

F27 operated by Taiwanese air force.

 

 

It seems that this F100 was flying towards the wind's direction, hence, the sideways take-off.

 

 

 

Exhaust.

 

 

Underbelly...I wonder why airliners typically have the brown streak. Toilet tank leakage?

[Sneeze Lam 0]

Underbelly...I wonder why airliners typically have the brown streak. Toilet tank leakage?

 

There should be the hot drain from the galley and browned by the coffee and tea?

[Kevin Teh 0]

There should be the hot drain from the galley and browned by the coffee and tea?

 

if ask a passenger... he will reply... : is it coffee, tea or me(my business in the toilet) make this belly browned?

 

btw, nice capture of the take off sequence thumbs up for u... Denny

[Pieter C. 5]

F27 operated by Taiwanese air force.

 

Formally, you're right denny, as this is a Fokker27mk050, or Fokker 50 in short

 

I'm pretty sure, some Sabahan- & Sarawakian people very pleased to see this picture

[S V Choong 4]

I'm pretty sure, some Sabahan- & Sarawakian people very pleased to see this picture

 

Yup, you bet it Pieter! Thanks for sharing Denny.

 

I guess it is a hassle to go to spot at Taoyan's Chiang Kai Shek International?

Edited May 27, 2006 by S V Choong

[Raj 0]

Denny Really like the Shot of the MD (exhaust one) taking-off..Powerful take-off..

Is it MD-82 or 83 or 80?? Not too sure..

[Denny Yen 0]

Is it MD-82 or 83 or 80?? Not too sure..

Without the rego, I'm unable to check the databse. According to FAT, website they operate 2 MD-82s, 6 MD-83s and 2- MD-90s. One MD-82 caught fire and was destroyed after landing.

 

More pics:

This FAT (MD-82) must be heavy because it used the rwy's full length for its landing roll.

 

 

A320 is a very agile plane, it landed very quickly and its exit was also speedy.

 

Red and white Dauphin was used by police for rescue or SWAT.

[Ibrahim 0]

Woooa That Mad Dog Awsome ~!!!!

[Tamizi Hj Tamby 1]

F27 operated by Taiwanese air force.

 

My guess is Taiwanese AF Fokker 50.If i'm not mistaken,Taiwanese AF never operates F27s.Correct me if i'm wrong here

[Pieter C. 5]

Without the rego, I'm unable to check the databse. This FAT (MD-82) must be heavy because it used the rwy's full length for its landing roll.

 

A320 is a very agile plane, it landed very quickly and its exit was also speedy.

 

Tamizi,

 

See my previous reply regarding the F27/F50 explanation

 

Denny,

 

AFAIK, when having a 'flat' rear i.s.o. 'round' one, it should be a MD83, correct me if I'm wrong

Nice UH60 to the right of the 320: is this AF, NAVY or Marines ???

[Tamizi Hj Tamby 1]

Tamizi,

 

See my previous reply regarding the F27/F50 explanation

 

Denny,

 

AFAIK, when having a 'flat' rear i.s.o. 'round' one, it should be a MD83, correct me if I'm wrong

Nice UH60 to the right of the 320: is this AF, NAVY or Marines ???

 

I've seen ypur previous reply.Looks like i've missed it.Sorry about that

 

BTW,You're right,Uncle Pieter.I'm sure missed the F50s when MH will retiring them on August..

 

[Kelvin B 0]

Lovely low light shots Denny....!

[Denny Yen 0]

Nice UH60 to the right of the 320: is this AF, NAVY or Marines ???

Its used by Taiwanese military for search & rescue. It's a Sikorsky S-70C, civillian version of UH-60 Blackhawk /S-60 Seahawk.

 

[Bing Chu 0]

A bit off topic here but is it smog I see in all those pics ?

If so, Denny, you have my sympathy !

[Denny Yen 0]

A bit off topic here but is it smog I see in all those pics ?

If so, Denny, you have my sympathy !

Not smog. It was drizzling on and off when I took the pics, and light conditions were poor. They were taken at increased exp settings, hence the hazy/noise.

[Bing Chu 0]

Oh OK, can't understand much of the photography jargon, but glad you don't have to subject your lungs to that sort of air quality !