B-1 Bomber - Departure from LB Airport, May 18, 2009‏

Started by CHILIBEAN, May 16, 2009, 12:35:16 AM

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CHILIBEAN

Boeing has advised the Long Beach Airport that the U.S. Air Force B-1 Bomber is expected to depart on Monday, May 18 in the afternoon. The aircraft arrived in July 2008 for maintenance. Please note, this aircraft will likely use its afterburners upon take off, which will make it louder than the typical airplane departure
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Quote from: CHILIBEAN on May 16, 2009, 12:35:16 AM
Boeing has advised the Long Beach Airport that the U.S. Air Force B-1 Bomber is expected to depart on Monday, May 18 in the afternoon. The aircraft arrived in July 2008 for maintenance. Please note, this aircraft will likely use its afterburners upon take off, which will make it louder than the typical airplane departure

Hmmm well see.   Anyone going to try and catch it??
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aero-engineer

Maybe.

I need a better window window to leave work and drive down there though.

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CHILIBEAN

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g0_command0

i just saw this right now =( dont think i have enough time to get down there and theres a good chance it might be gone?

stoernblom

As posted on my blog:

The Rockwell B-1B Bomber 86-0125 (c/n 85) was towed out onto rwy 25L at 3pm. The plane started to taxi at 3:45pm and took off on rwy 30 at 3:54pm as "Thunder 26".

GTagami

It was an awesome sight! Keith, Robert, nice hangin' with you guys today.

Photos tonight...
Canon stuff.

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GTagami

A few from the west end of the Devry parking lot...

Canon stuff.

GTagami

Canon stuff.

phantomphan1974

Great shots Glen.  I saw it on the 405fwy.  I was at about the Goodyear blimp field when I saw it.   Lots of poeple watching!!!
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CHILIBEAN

It was an awesome sight! Keith, Robert, nice hangin' with you guys today.

Nice hanging and meet you Glen
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GTagami

Quote from: phantomphan1974 on May 18, 2009, 09:13:11 PM
Great shots Glen.  I saw it on the 405fwy.  I was at about the Goodyear blimp field when I saw it.   Lots of poeple watching!!!

Wow, that was one heck of a turn. He ended up east of KLGB before heading north.
Canon stuff.

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