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Aero Spacelines Super Guppy on display at the Pima Air & Space Museum near Tucson, Arizona. Built in 1965 to ferry oversize cargo.

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looks like the museum has a very comprehensive collection, the sort of place I like to visit. Thanks for showing the photo.

Is that a gnat under the tail?
When I see these kind of planes I am just astonished they actually fly. 🙂
 
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My beautiful helper again. :) He's not mine - just gets out of one of the nearby houses all the time.

Loves chasing the ball but I wish he wouldn't chew it! He seems to like me a lot, but the problem is he wants to follow me home and I live on quite busy road. :( Risky for him and his owners wouldn't be too happy, but he'd have a great home with me for sure.
 
Aero Spacelines Super Guppy on display at the Pima Air & Space Museum near Tucson, Arizona. Built in 1965 to ferry oversize cargo.

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Wow that's a real classic. Reminds me of the ones used in Europe to transport Concorde fuselage and and wing sections about. These were the only way before the A300-600ST came along (aka Beluga). Now we have the A330-700 "Beluga XL".

The Beluga XL can go at Mach 0.69 at 35,000ft carrying out-sized cargo.
 
Wow that's a real classic. Reminds me of the ones used in Europe to transport Concorde fuselage and and wing sections about. These were the only way before the A300-600ST came along (aka Beluga). Now we have the A330-700 "Beluga XL".

The Beluga XL can go at Mach 0.69 at 35,000ft carrying out-sized cargo.

NASA still has one Super Guppy in service. I love the look of the Beluga XL.
 
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