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What is the airplane type in this formation seen above Eugene, Oregon?
What type is this aircraft, appearing in the movie “Kingsman”?What type/model of plane is this?What aircraft did this canopy come from?What happened to this airplane at Lombok Airport?What is this WWI aircraft?Why is it not practical for the USN T-45 to be fitted with oxygen systems used in other trainers?What is this old pusher propeller aircraft?What is this fighter jet seen at Centennial Airport?What is this high-wing, single-propeller, possibly military plane?What military aeroplane seen at Prestwick is this?
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This flight of 2 flew by my house in Eugene, Oregon recently. I assume they're military pilot trainers but I am having trouble coming up with an ID.
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This flight of 2 flew by my house in Eugene, Oregon recently. I assume they're military pilot trainers but I am having trouble coming up with an ID.
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They are most likely Embraer EMB 312 Tucanos. Military Tech, Inc. has at least 10 registered in Eugene. Here is one in a similar paint scheme:
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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They look very much like Embraer EMB314 Super Tucanos
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
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They are most likely Embraer EMB 312 Tucanos. Military Tech, Inc. has at least 10 registered in Eugene. Here is one in a similar paint scheme:
Source
answered 3 hours ago
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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– ymb1
2 hours ago
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They are most likely Embraer EMB 312 Tucanos. Military Tech, Inc. has at least 10 registered in Eugene. Here is one in a similar paint scheme:
Source
answered 3 hours ago
foootfooot
55k18178334
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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– ymb1
2 hours ago
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$begingroup$
They are most likely Embraer EMB 312 Tucanos. Military Tech, Inc. has at least 10 registered in Eugene. Here is one in a similar paint scheme:
Source
answered 3 hours ago
foootfooot
55k18178334
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They are most likely Embraer EMB 312 Tucanos. Military Tech, Inc. has at least 10 registered in Eugene. Here is one in a similar paint scheme:
Source
answered 3 hours ago
foootfooot
55k18178334
answered 3 hours ago
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55k18178334
answered 3 hours ago
foootfooot
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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– ymb1
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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Here are photos for one of those registered in OR.
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They look very much like Embraer EMB314 Super Tucanos
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
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– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
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They look very much like Embraer EMB314 Super Tucanos
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
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– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
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They look very much like Embraer EMB314 Super Tucanos
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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– ymb1
3 hours ago
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
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– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
$endgroup$
– ymb1
3 hours ago
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1
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
$endgroup$
– ymb1
3 hours ago
1
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
$endgroup$
– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
$endgroup$
– ymb1
3 hours ago
1
1
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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– ymb1
3 hours ago
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I think the canopy and tail don't match.
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– ymb1
3 hours ago
1
1
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@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
$endgroup$
– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
@ymb1 Perhaps, but it might just be to do with the angle of the photo. The other candidate is the AT-6 Texan II, but that seems to match rather less well.
$endgroup$
– Redd Herring
3 hours ago
$begingroup$
This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
$endgroup$
– ymb1
3 hours ago
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This is as close to the angle as I could find. A different dorsal fin and the presence of ventral fins (similar sun angle).
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– ymb1
3 hours ago
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