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Antonov Aircraft Photos
These Antonov pictures are a community effort that depends on contributions uploaded by enthusiasts such as yourself. Photos are listed from newest to oldest. See the bottom of this page for a link that will allow you to upload your own Antonov photos.
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| Description | Posted By | Date Posted | Size (Bytes) | With Text | Photo Only |
| N-73AN AN-2 A whale of an airplane. Flies like a big Cub. Off the ground in less then 500 Ft. Uses lots of fuel. Great crowd pleaser. | Peter Depew | 2/3/2007 | 115,585 | View | View |
| AN-32P - one of modifications of transport aircraft AN-32 producing by Kyiv State Aviation Plant “AVIANT”, aimed for extinguishing forest fires. Thanks to its high flight performances Ukrainian AN-32P operating with success in conditions of hot tropical climate, in high mountains conditions, in hard-accessed areas, performing takeoffs and landings on unpaved, pebble and snow airfields. Aircraft AN-32 has a great reliability, high thrust-weight ratio and self-contain in operation. On aircraft installs two modified turboprop engines ÀÈ-20Ä series 5. | 5/26/2006 | 7,789 | View | View | |
| Antonov 124 in Portland, OR. Feb 2006 | Gary Tingley | 2/15/2006 | 2,860,068 | View | View |
| Close-up of the door on this Antonov AN-2. Looks like it swings in, not out. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 180,796 | View | View |
| Auburn, WA (S50) is home to a number of these Antonov AN-2 aircraft. This one has fabric hanging off the wings, and thru the holes you can see that the fuel line from the wing tanks looks like 1-1/4 inch plumbing duct from Home Depot. No wonder no one flies these things. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 150,276 | View | View |
| As you can see, the markings on this Anotonov AN-2 say "Far-Eastern expert Survey" in Vladivostok. Because the words are in english, I assume that the plane saw service for gas and oil exploration some time since the end of the Soviet era. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 161,219 | View | View |
| Close up view of the rear end of an Antonov AN-2. As you can see, this airplane saw duty in Vladivostok, Siberia. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 145,514 | View | View |
| Front view of the Antonov AN-2. You would not want to get in the way of this bad boy. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 180,276 | View | View |
| Another Antonov AN-2 moldering at Auburn, WA (S50). There are a total of 4 intact ones, plus wings for one more sitting on the ramp. | Mike Culver | 12/29/2005 | 130,790 | View | View |
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