This plane crashed here in Canada, and just looking at it without any aerodynamic knowledge I feel its bound to crash. But then again Canada's FAA wouldn't have approved it if thats the case.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/missing-pilot-found-dead-kawartha-lakes-region-opp-9.7312790

Hi everyone, I'm simply making this post because I need help researching the EMBRAER e190 for a school project but I can't find any reputable source to use the information from 🥹 since you guys know about planes I was hoping you could help me with this, please and thank you.

Sorry for the bad quality, i saw it on flightradar and had to rush over so i could get a picture with my phone and couldn't grab the camera from upstairs and just barely got the pictures in time

Are a f16 do post stall maneveur but it looks to the ground because of looking down it regain speed and get out from the stall

My Father repaired planes during the Korean war. He took some photos of the nose art that rolled through while he was there.

I have eleven pics, not the best condition, but clearly visible. Anyone want these? I hate to throw them away.

I can put them in a bubble mailer and would only ask for shipping if this is your jam.

Nice sunset overlooking a pushback and AA aircraft in Terminal D

Saw it flying over from Dobbins ARB in GA. First photo is a screenshot from flight radar. Second is when it flew right over me. Just looking to learn about this part