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Lufthansa Technik rolls out fully renovated 1957 Lockheed Starliner in Hamburg

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However, unwilling to confine the aircraft to the scrapper, LSSG vowed to continue its good work in restoring the airplane to a high static-only condition. The re-assembly process in the hangar in Hamburg was always destined to be a painstaking and lengthy process.

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Gear to Go With Your New Airplane

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Buying Your First Airplane

Plane and Pilot

I am willing to wager that every pilot has at one time or another asked themselves the big question: Should I own my own airplane? However, to prove that all is not lost for the prospective airplane buyer, lets look at the statistics. The good news: An airplane is not a new car. If they can, maybe you can too.

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World War II Airplane Murals Painted on Oregon Airport Hangars

Vintage Aviation News

While scrolling through my Facebook timeline, I came across an intriguing post by Brian Uretsky of Uretsky Aviation , a professional pilot and aviation photographer, featuring a series of hangars decorated with paintings of WWII airplanes. A b-29 was beautifully painted on one of the hangar doors.

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Spotted: Delta’s centenary-liveried A321neo begins ground tests in  Hamburg

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On Wednesday, February 5, 2025, and still wearing its test registration of D-AZAI, the aircraft finally emerged from the hangar at Hamburg-Finkenwerder Airport (XFW) to begin engine runs and ground testing before its first flight which is expected in the coming days.

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Should You Paint Your Airplane Yourself?

Inspire

The post Should You Paint Your Airplane Yourself? first appeared on Hangar Flying. In a recent column for EAA Sport Aviation, contributor Lisa Turner discusses the pros and cons of painting your homebuilt aircraft yourself.

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Engines Run In Travolta’s New Constellation

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The airplane remains in Kansas City. A reorganization of the management of the airport resulted in the museum losing access to the hangar housing its collection, including the Connie. According to Connie Survivors, the airplane itself was one of the last built by Lockheed and left the line in Burbank in 1957.

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