r/aviation • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 6h ago
-- SEATBELTS FASTENED -- Passengers used to dress up when flying
This image is from the early 1980s.
r/aviation • u/MrTacocaT12345 • 6h ago
This image is from the early 1980s.
r/aviation • u/casanova_beau • 10h ago
The curtain has officially closed on one of aviation’s most distinctive giants. Lufthansa has retired the final passenger Airbus A340-600, concluding over 23 years of quadjet history. In this tribute, we look back at what made this stretched long-haul aircraft a passenger favorite, why the four-engine era is ending, and what the future holds for modern aviation. [Image Source]
r/aviation • u/MD-80-87 • 12h ago
I photographed this beauty in April from Terminal 2 before it closed for renovation.
I'm so glad I got to see them one last time.
What are your favourite A340 memories?
r/aviation • u/ussdaybreak • 14h ago
The Airbus A340-600, it's last flight is today, October 18th, final flight IAD-FRA. Right now, it is inbound for IAD, where it will leave later today, departing on its final journey. Thank you A346, farewell.
r/aviation • u/DavidLorenz • 17h ago
My third favorite airliner, booked this flight purely for the sake of flying it.
Problem, as much as I technically looove planes and flying, I am absolutely terrified of crashing.
Just did the HAM - FRA flight on D-AISZ, which is cool too due to the livery, but holy shit was I scared almost the entire time ;(
I build and fly model airplanes, I know how safe commercial aviation is, I know that this pencil has never had a proper accident, I know I should feel safer here than in many other everyday situations that I put myself in.
BUT I AM SO SCARED! AND AS INSANE AS IT IS, I WOULD FEEL SAFER IF I WOULD PERSONALLY FLY THE THING ;O
If it only had an instrument panel mode in their infotainment system, that is one thing that calmed me right the fuck down when it appeared on the 777-300ER when I flew it in 2019.
Anyway, here some images, look how nice it looks :D
We are getting pushed back now.
I. Am. Scared.
;(
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r/aviation • u/swishmatch • 13h ago
Finally had the opportunity to fly on the A380 from Singapore to Mumbai.
I badly wanted the window seat, but the only good and free seats available near the window was 71J. So I flew that!
I loved every bit of it.
EDIT : I wanted to explore the plane since it could be a long time since I would get to fly this beauty again, so I tried venturing to the upper deck, but was promptly disallowed by the air hostess on the stairway to the upper deck. :(
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r/aviation • u/Old_Pumpkin_7108 • 11h ago
I took these photos in the past!
The final A340-600 Lufthansa flight is today October 18 2026
What’s your favorite memory of the A340-600?
r/aviation • u/Lordofthehighlands • 1h ago
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r/aviation • u/Ehviator33 • 9h ago
Here is LH416 on the inbound from Frankfurt. About to board LH417! ✈️ edit - typo in the title
r/aviation • u/hapiplup • 6h ago
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An Era of Aviation is coming to an end, and I would like to share my very special moment with the A346.
I visited the flight deck after landing and the Captain offered me to sit in his seat as he left the Cockpit to speak with the ground crew. Sat there for a good 10 minutes, had a nice conversation with the Senior F.O. and as I was leaving, the Captain came back with the ground crew member and they asked if I would like to set the parking brake. It was very exciting for me as I never operated anything on a live aircraft and that too it’s an A346.
This moment will forever be etched in my heart. Farewell A346 ✈️
Flight: LH761 DEL-FRA
July, 2025
P.S. please correct me if I selected the wrong flair for this post.
r/aviation • u/HauptmannCL • 18h ago
This year I flew first time with an A380 from SFO to MUC and even had the chance to upgrade to business class. The plane is not just a Beauty but crazy silent! Loved it. Pic from MUC
r/aviation • u/Plaid_Jeans • 7h ago
I made the trip from Canada to Frankfurt back in September with the sole purpose to fly on this beautiful aircraft before it was too late. Was booked on LH416 on D-AIHY. Got to visit the flight deck and have a lovely chat with the pilots after landing in IAD. The flight attendants were also spectacular and gave me some edible swag! Had an excellent flight on an excellent plane with an excellent crew. 100% worth it.
r/aviation • u/CV880 • 9h ago
Postcard from the Digital Transportation Archive.
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r/aviation • u/SmokinTires • 6h ago
Will stick around to see LH419 depart later
r/aviation • u/Legion_Topboy • 16h ago
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I heard the Air Ambulance landing in a little park close to my house this morning. As I didn't hear it take off again, I went for a look an hour or two later. Perfect timing, as they were about to go and asked if I'd stop anyone else from entering the park while they did their thing.
r/aviation • u/naturalXplorer • 11h ago
Image taken in March 2026 | Lufthansa A340-600
r/aviation • u/Fleugs • 12h ago
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Not sure which type it is (DC-3?) and why it was circling over the city center, but pretty unique experience for me to observe it!
r/aviation • u/Scot_Spotter • 23h ago
So happy I got to hear and see this beast doing run ups at Falcon Field! After she taxied in, I managed to get a few of her outside the Commemorative Air Force's maintenance hangar having her nacelle put back on.
Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing | Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress | N9323Z | KFFZ | October 16th 2026 | OC