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0:53 is a dc9 that has the wind covered to protect it

Bruh the start hurt my ears

0:54 - That's a McDonnell Douglas DC-9. Being that the engines are taken off of the fuselage and how the windows are covered, that aircraft is out of service. It's an error with the linkage between FlightRadar24 and JetPhotos. When a plane is put out of service, that registration can sometimes be reused onto a new aircraft. Like, for example, I once saw one where the registration led to a FedEx Boeing 767, but the photo showed a FedEx Boeing 727 that was out of service because the last photo of an aircraft with that registration was the Boeing 727. If you saw this plane showing that it was flying, it wasn't it, but rather something else with the same registration. It probably hasn't been photographed yet, so it is showing the older one of the same registration, that being the old, out of service aircraft. In fact, I went to JetPhotos and typed in the registration 'N481SG' of this specific aircraft, and it's from January 17th, 2006. She was delivered to Aeroméxico on 4/30/1980 by the registration of XA-AMB and was reregistered to Wells Fargo Bank on 1/13/1004. Clearly, she was taken out of service shortly after. Most likely due to her age. Hopefully, this answers your question as to what it was.

Imma be so real with you right now, nost of these aren’t “rare”.

0:48 just saying thats not a 727 it’s a MD-80 or 717

I believe the L10 in the final little bit is N910TE which is currently in Kansas City. I love seeing it when I fly out of there.

I was hoping i wasnt the only one, I saw 2 of the national nuclear planes, one was a 737 if i remember and the other was b350, I also saw the X59

2:08 Just a registration bug, either this plane shown in the picture or a helicopter

0:51 Normally, these are FR24 bugs that say that this plane is another plane due to the registration, however, I did research about the registration and no one other plane than this DC-8 got registered N481 which is really weird

I really enjoyed that video And fun fact: I saw eva air 747 after retirement and it wasnt radar fail, as it showed that is is this in every point, even plane name was 747! And i saw already some of these planes that you saw that are the same as your!

Are we not going to talk about how that kid commented 14 times?

thats a 747sp

l101????

i thought e2 was fake

p3 should be retired

vulcanairs arent rare but uk national police is

thats a 737-8q8 not a 800 lol

nice p51s

btx1 is rare asf

rip jet 2 757

rip vistaria(dont mind how much ive commented)

more a plane

i saw that norse

Keep the great work up

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Nice! Did you know that I saw the Qantas retro at Sydney airport when I was plane spotting? The Tristar was VERY cool!

I saw the Russian Airforce use the TU-154m , IL96, illyushin 76, and idk if the AN124 counts becuase I saw being used by Russia

Bro I saw the n/a 707

epic!! we need more

I found the France government

love this type of content

Lol very cool! Nice video and cool airplanes! I think I saw the BEA Retro Livery A319 at Heathrow recently (irl)

Lol this video has 777 views

just to say, ive seen ACTUAL boeing test flights for 787-10's. (SUPER DUPER INSANELY RARE)

Just to point out something, the TWA plane was a Boeing 727. It’s not a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar

I found a Pan am boeing 727

I saw yesterday a VERY RARE an-148 only 2 of them are flying

Just a real quick thing about FR24, the images aren't 100% because the registrations are Re-used once a aircraft is decommissioned, Example at 0:20 and 0:28 because if you look below the 747 it says its a Piper Archer TX... 2. The tristar is a Boeing 727 at 0:20

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Nice airplane's ✈️ 👍🏼

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Is that the sun or the moon?😮❤

Awesome!

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