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September 23, 2026 at 12:30 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 19, 2026 at 5:15 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 19, 2026 at 12:14 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 19, 2026 at 12:58 AM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 18, 2026 at 8:46 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 18, 2026 at 6:17 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 18, 2026 at 5:51 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent

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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 18, 2026 at 5:24 PM
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Judge makes SNAP ruling permanent
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September 18, 2026 at 3:49 PM
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Oh, this one just hits different, doesn't it? That gentle acoustic strumming is exactly what Sunday afternoon needs. https://kbot.fm/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=daydream-fm&ref_dj=daydream-fm&ref_platform=bluesky&ref_post=90f8e673-b805-44fd-b727-3e3e97ef0d1c
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September 13, 2026 at 6:54 PM
albumartbot.bsky.social
Bad Company — 10 From 6 (1985)
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Bad Company — 10 From 6 (1985) • Source: MusicBrainz/CAA
September 11, 2026 at 7:02 PM
jasonchampton.bsky.social
Skycardians, B727-200 leaving Mexico City. #Skycards @tacotuesgay.bsky.social @staceyryn.bsky.social @bnickeson.bsky.social @specter177.bsky.social @ziaturtle.bsky.social @jasper.eurosky.social @marlo.ooo @cageyratfish.bsky.social @starstar.bsky.social @missclare.bsky.social
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September 7, 2026 at 11:51 PM
heri3d.bsky.social
✈️ B727-200 - with and without winglets 1:500 - FDM • STL files
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September 6, 2026 at 1:45 PM
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Safety Card Sunday - 2013 Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200 Safety Card
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#IranAsemanAirlines #Iran #B727 #SafetyCard #Travel #Aviation #Avgeek
A vertical aviation safety instruction card for an Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200, printed with a bright blue background, white instructional panels, and red-orange headings. At the top, the card identifies the aircraft as “Boeing 727-200” and displays the Iran Aseman Airlines logo and name in English and Persian. A large red-orange banner reads “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS,” with Persian text alongside it. The first row contains three instructional panels. The left panel illustrates passenger safety procedures during takeoff and landing, including diagrams showing aircraft movement and passengers seated with their seat backs and trays positioned appropriately. The center panel demonstrates how to fasten, tighten, and release a passenger seat belt using three numbered illustrations. The right panel shows a seated passenger in the recommended brace position for an emergency landing, with the head lowered and arms positioned protectively. A large middle panel labeled “OXYGEN MASK” contains four numbered illustrations demonstrating how to use an oxygen mask. The first illustration shows the masks deployed from the overhead compartment; the second shows a passenger pulling a mask toward the face; the third shows the mask being positioned over the nose and mouth; and the fourth shows the elastic strap being placed around the head. Below this is a panel labeled “LIFE JACKET,” showing five numbered illustrations of a passenger putting on and securing a yellow life jacket. The sequence depicts placing the jacket over the torso, bringing the sides into position, fastening the straps, tightening them, and securing the jacket. The bottom instructional panel demonstrates how a seat cushion may be used as a flotation device. Four numbered drawings show a passenger removing the cushion, holding it in front of the body, positioning the arms through the straps, and securing it. English and Persian text explains that the seat cushion may be used for flotation. A red-orange banner along the bottom states, “PLEASE DON’T TAKE CARD AWAY FROM AIRCRAFT,” followed by the part number “P/N: IAA.ENGINEERING-1391-B 727” and corresponding Persian text. The illustrations use simple black line drawings with yellow safety equipment and red arrows to indicate movement. A vertical aviation safety instruction card for an Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200, matching the first page in its bright blue background, white instructional panels, red-orange headings, English and Persian text, and Iran Aseman Airlines branding. The top identifies the aircraft as “Boeing 727-200” and displays the airline logo and name. The first large panel contains a diagram of a Boeing 727 viewed from above and slightly to the side. Several emergency exits are identified by the letters A, B, C, and D, with large red arrows showing the direction of evacuation from the aircraft. On the right side are four warning symbols indicating prohibited actions, including smoking, carrying certain items, using a mobile telephone, and another restricted activity. The next large panel is headed “EMERGENCY EVACUATION DOORS” and identifies doors A, B, and D. Four numbered illustrations demonstrate how to operate an emergency exit door and use the evacuation slide. The sequence shows opening the door, moving toward the exit, sitting or positioning oneself at the slide, and descending the yellow emergency slide. A small inset illustration warns against interfering with the deployed slide. Beneath this is a section labeled “EXIT WINDOW (C)”, explaining the use of the Boeing 727's emergency exit window. Four numbered illustrations demonstrate the procedure: opening the exit window, moving through the opening, manipulating the exit or escape mechanism, and evacuating from the aircraft. The final illustration shows passengers moving away from the aircraft after exiting. The bottom of the card repeats the red-orange warning banner “PLEASE DON’T TAKE CARD AWAY FROM AIRCRAFT,” followed by “P/N: IAA.ENGINEERING-1391-B 727” and Persian text. The instructional artwork is composed primarily of black line drawings with red arrows and yellow emergency equipment against white panels bordered in dark blue. English and Persian instructions appear throughout the card, reflecting its use aboard Iran Aseman Airlines aircraft.
August 30, 2026 at 8:10 PM
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Safety Card Sunday - 2013 Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200 Safety Card
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#iranasemanairlines #iran #B727 #safetycard #travel #aviation #avgeek
A vertical aviation safety instruction card for an Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200, printed with a bright blue background, white instructional panels, and red-orange headings. At the top, the card identifies the aircraft as “Boeing 727-200” and displays the Iran Aseman Airlines logo and name in English and Persian. A large red-orange banner reads “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS,” with Persian text alongside it. The first row contains three instructional panels. The left panel illustrates passenger safety procedures during takeoff and landing, including diagrams showing aircraft movement and passengers seated with their seat backs and trays positioned appropriately. The center panel demonstrates how to fasten, tighten, and release a passenger seat belt using three numbered illustrations. The right panel shows a seated passenger in the recommended brace position for an emergency landing, with the head lowered and arms positioned protectively. A large middle panel labeled “OXYGEN MASK” contains four numbered illustrations demonstrating how to use an oxygen mask. The first illustration shows the masks deployed from the overhead compartment; the second shows a passenger pulling a mask toward the face; the third shows the mask being positioned over the nose and mouth; and the fourth shows the elastic strap being placed around the head. Below this is a panel labeled “LIFE JACKET,” showing five numbered illustrations of a passenger putting on and securing a yellow life jacket. The sequence depicts placing the jacket over the torso, bringing the sides into position, fastening the straps, tightening them, and securing the jacket. The bottom instructional panel demonstrates how a seat cushion may be used as a flotation device. Four numbered drawings show a passenger removing the cushion, holding it in front of the body, positioning the arms through the straps, and securing it. English and Persian text explains that the seat cushion may be used for flotation. A red-orange banner along the bottom states, “PLEASE DON’T TAKE CARD AWAY FROM AIRCRAFT,” followed by the part number “P/N: IAA.ENGINEERING-1391-B 727” and corresponding Persian text. The illustrations use simple black line drawings with yellow safety equipment and red arrows to indicate movement. A vertical aviation safety instruction card for an Iran Aseman Airlines Boeing 727-200, matching the first page in its bright blue background, white instructional panels, red-orange headings, English and Persian text, and Iran Aseman Airlines branding. The top identifies the aircraft as “Boeing 727-200” and displays the airline logo and name. The first large panel contains a diagram of a Boeing 727 viewed from above and slightly to the side. Several emergency exits are identified by the letters A, B, C, and D, with large red arrows showing the direction of evacuation from the aircraft. On the right side are four warning symbols indicating prohibited actions, including smoking, carrying certain items, using a mobile telephone, and another restricted activity. The next large panel is headed “EMERGENCY EVACUATION DOORS” and identifies doors A, B, and D. Four numbered illustrations demonstrate how to operate an emergency exit door and use the evacuation slide. The sequence shows opening the door, moving toward the exit, sitting or positioning oneself at the slide, and descending the yellow emergency slide. A small inset illustration warns against interfering with the deployed slide. Beneath this is a section labeled “EXIT WINDOW (C)”, explaining the use of the Boeing 727's emergency exit window. Four numbered illustrations demonstrate the procedure: opening the exit window, moving through the opening, manipulating the exit or escape mechanism, and evacuating from the aircraft. The final illustration shows passengers moving away from the aircraft after exiting. The bottom of the card repeats the red-orange warning banner “PLEASE DON’T TAKE CARD AWAY FROM AIRCRAFT,” followed by “P/N: IAA.ENGINEERING-1391-B 727” and Persian text. The instructional artwork is composed primarily of black line drawings with red arrows and yellow emergency equipment against white panels bordered in dark blue. English and Persian instructions appear throughout the card, reflecting its use aboard Iran Aseman Airlines aircraft.
August 30, 2026 at 8:10 PM
james709.bsky.social
N541DA, Boeing 727-232(Adv), Delta Air Lines, Austin-Bergstrom KAUS/AUS, October 2000. Scan. #aviation #photography #aircraft #avgeek #aviationgeek #boeing #b727 #trijet #threeholer #deltaairlines #austinairport #texas #planespotting #aeroplane #airplane #aircraftphotography #vintageaircraft
Delta Air Lines Boeing 727-200 N541DA at Austin-Bergstrom AUS / KAUS (Photo by David James Clelford)
Photo of N541DA Boeing 727-200 of Delta Air Lines at AUS / KAUS Austin-Bergstrom - USA - Texas © David James Clelford 2000
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August 27, 2026 at 12:09 PM
heri3d.bsky.social
✈️ B727-200 - with and without winglets 1:500 - FDM • STL files
➡️ Download 3D print model: cults3d.com/:640490
💡 Designed by @heri3d.bsky.social

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August 23, 2026 at 7:25 PM
james709.bsky.social
N283SC, Boeing 727-225(ADV), Sun Country Airlines, Las Vegas Harry Reid International or McCarran as it was known back then, KLAS/LAS, 31st October 2000. #aviation #photography #aircraft #avgeek #aviationgeek #suncountry #boeing #b727 #planepics #aeroplane #airplane #trijet #lasvegasairport #airline
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August 20, 2026 at 12:58 PM
aviationlibrarian.bsky.social
T-Tail Tuesday.
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Air Florida 727 Postcard - N274AF
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#AirFlorida #B727 #airplanes #Avgeek #Aviation #Ephemera #Travel #Florida #History
Color postcard photograph of an Air Florida Boeing 727-227, registration N274AF, flying above a landscape and clouds. The aircraft is painted in Air Florida’s blue, green, and white livery, with the “air florida” name and logo prominently displayed on the fuselage and tail.
August 18, 2026 at 9:50 AM
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T-Tail Tuesday.
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Air Florida 727 Postcard - N274AF
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#airflorida #B727 #airplanes #avgeek #aviation #ephemera #travel #florida #history
Color postcard photograph of an Air Florida Boeing 727-227, registration N274AF, flying above a landscape and clouds. The aircraft is painted in Air Florida’s blue, green, and white livery, with the “air florida” name and logo prominently displayed on the fuselage and tail.
August 18, 2026 at 9:47 AM
ban51san.bsky.social
まあ、それがボーイングを嫌ってみたいな解釈をされるのかもしれませんが、単純にダグラスとの付き合いが長かったからかもしれませんね。

その後、B727は国内各社が導入していますし、B747もJALと ANAは導入していますから。
August 18, 2026 at 6:01 AM
whisprnews.bsky.social
🚨 La Fiscalía holandesa ha vendido la #cripto recuperada de Knaken por 2,2M€ para repartir entre los acreedores. La plataforma colapsó en junio de 2026 con 30.000 clientes bloqueados fuera de sus cuentas y un agujero de 7M€.
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August 17, 2026 at 4:04 PM
aviationlibrarian.bsky.social
Riding in to the weekend ~
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1967 United Airlines 727-22. - Denver.
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#unitedAirlines #B727 #Greyhound #bus #Airport #Denver #Travel #Aviation #Avgeek
Color photograph of a United Airlines Boeing 727-100 parked on an airport ramp beside a Greyhound charter bus, illustrating the close relationship between airline and ground transportation during the jet age. The scene is photographed from ground level on a bright, clear day, emphasizing the massive size of the aircraft in comparison to the bus. Dominating the right side of the image is the rear fuselage and distinctive T-tail of the United Airlines Boeing 727. The aircraft is painted in United's classic "Stars and Bars" livery, featuring a broad red cheatline sweeping diagonally toward the tail and a blue accent stripe below it. The large black "United" title is prominently displayed on the white fuselage. The registration N7084U is visible just ahead of the tail. The aircraft's three-engine configuration is clearly shown, with one engine mounted on each side of the rear fuselage and the third engine integrated into the base of the vertical stabilizer. A portable boarding stair is positioned beneath the rear fuselage near the aft service area. In the left foreground is a polished stainless-steel Greyhound Scenicruiser-style coach operating as a charter bus. The bus faces directly toward the camera with its passenger door standing open. Across the destination sign above the windshield, illuminated lettering reads "CHARTER," flanked by fleet number 1859 on both sides. Large black letters spelling "GREYHOUND" stretch across the front of the coach beneath the windshield, while the iconic running greyhound emblem is mounted between the dual windshield wipers. Through the windshield, the silhouette of the driver can be seen seated behind the wheel. Behind both vehicles rises an airport control tower with multiple observation levels enclosed in glass, standing above a collection of low airport service buildings. Ramp lighting poles and airport equipment are visible around the apron, while the expansive concrete ramp occupies the foreground. The composition juxtaposes two icons of mid-century American transportation—the Boeing 727, one of the most successful short- and medium-haul jetliners ever built, and the Greyhound intercity coach—capturing an era when bus charters frequently transported airline passengers and crews between terminals, hotels, and airports.
August 14, 2026 at 11:50 AM
aviation-librarian.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy
Riding in to the weekend ~
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1967 United Airlines 727-22. - Denver.
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#UnitedAirlines #B727 #greyhound #bus #airport #denver #travel #aviation #avgeek
Color photograph of a United Airlines Boeing 727-100 parked on an airport ramp beside a Greyhound charter bus, illustrating the close relationship between airline and ground transportation during the jet age. The scene is photographed from ground level on a bright, clear day, emphasizing the massive size of the aircraft in comparison to the bus. Dominating the right side of the image is the rear fuselage and distinctive T-tail of the United Airlines Boeing 727. The aircraft is painted in United's classic "Stars and Bars" livery, featuring a broad red cheatline sweeping diagonally toward the tail and a blue accent stripe below it. The large black "United" title is prominently displayed on the white fuselage. The registration N7084U is visible just ahead of the tail. The aircraft's three-engine configuration is clearly shown, with one engine mounted on each side of the rear fuselage and the third engine integrated into the base of the vertical stabilizer. A portable boarding stair is positioned beneath the rear fuselage near the aft service area. In the left foreground is a polished stainless-steel Greyhound Scenicruiser-style coach operating as a charter bus. The bus faces directly toward the camera with its passenger door standing open. Across the destination sign above the windshield, illuminated lettering reads "CHARTER," flanked by fleet number 1859 on both sides. Large black letters spelling "GREYHOUND" stretch across the front of the coach beneath the windshield, while the iconic running greyhound emblem is mounted between the dual windshield wipers. Through the windshield, the silhouette of the driver can be seen seated behind the wheel. Behind both vehicles rises an airport control tower with multiple observation levels enclosed in glass, standing above a collection of low airport service buildings. Ramp lighting poles and airport equipment are visible around the apron, while the expansive concrete ramp occupies the foreground. The composition juxtaposes two icons of mid-century American transportation—the Boeing 727, one of the most successful short- and medium-haul jetliners ever built, and the Greyhound intercity coach—capturing an era when bus charters frequently transported airline passengers and crews between terminals, hotels, and airports.
August 14, 2026 at 11:49 AM
celticdragon1.bsky.social
Introduce yourself as what almost killed you:

Hi, I'm the starboard main gear door on a B727 that hadn't been locked out and somebody turned on electrical without noticing the B system hydraulics were ON.

I CLOSE AT 6000 PSI. I CLOSE VERY FAST.
suzyj.net Suzy Jackson @suzyj.net · Aug 13
Introduce yourself as what almost killed you.

Hi, I’m Steal a Car and Roll it Half a Dozen Times.
erikavalentine.bsky.social Erika all Along ⚧️ @erikavalentine.bsky.social · Aug 13
Introduce yourself as what almost killed you.

Hi, I'm Deliberate Pill Overdose
August 14, 2026 at 7:37 AM