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Front view of large cargo ship. Motor boat front view, isolated on white background

Wing tip of passenger jet against clear blue sky

Didim,Aydın,Turkey. 23 May 2019: The mega yacht that has been landed is being prepared for maintenance.

The bow of a luxury yacht with two anchors, front view, close-up.

abstract view of an airplane seen from below,

$In this close-up view, we admire the intricately designed chevrons on the exhaust nozzle of a Boeing 787 GEnx engine, symbolizing the cutting-edge engineering behind modern aviation.\n\nBoeing's commitment to innovation is evident in the development of the GEnx engine, which features advanced technologies to improve performance and sustainability. The chevrons on the engine's exhaust nozzle play a crucial role in reducing noise emissions, making the Dreamliner quieter and more comfortable for passengers and communities around airports. As aviation continues to evolve, the chevron design remains a testament to Boeing's dedication to pushing the boundaries of efficiency and environmental responsibility.$

Front View of a Huge Turbofan Jet Engine of the Modern Aircraft

combat aircraft fighter bomber on a blue sky background. photo

Close-up and high-view shot with beautiful blue sky background of airplane's head part which has been used for flight service for long time showing water stain and rust on the metal surface.

Blank Boeing 747 cargo plane, on the airport runway.

Wing and jet engine jet airliner photo isolated

Bow thruster on the hull of the yacht with zinc anodes and portholes.

Close up of a rusty anchor on a ship's hull.

mega yacht propeller. View of large propeller on land of mega yacht ready to go to sea.

$An old cargo transport aircraft, the moss, staining, and streaks of dirt down its hull made some very interesting patterns. \n\nThe aircraft obviously had some military usage in its history, whether it carried troops, supplies, vehicles, or a combination of everything I don't know. The proboscis on the nose of the aircraft is for refuelling midflight, so it could fly extreme distances so long as tanker aircraft were available to refuel from.\n\nIt is a monolithic piece of engineering, and only standing on the floor under its wingspan do you get a real impression of how big these cargo planes now are, they're a feat of design and engineering, even when obsolete and left abandoned outdoors.$