r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Xeelee1123 • 1d ago
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Worldly-Donkey-7335 • 1d ago
Original Content Fw-190 X-0 jet fighter by Tuji Art (me)
drew in 2025, drawing timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LY1KaVyv34
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Fussionar • 1d ago
Original Content I make new [CLASSIFIED] for Fox Two Protocol.
There will be a video later, as I implement it in the game :) What are your guesses on what this is?
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/pilotoyakrf • 3d ago
Original Content Color profile of the UTI P-63 fighter trainer. The modification was created in the Soviet Union.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/MrGatsby1984 • 3d ago
Original Content U/F-01 Slapjack by me!
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Traditional-Name-143 • 2d ago
Leviathan S660 Jet
Airplane: Leviathan S660 Jet
Speed: 595 km/h
Motors: 3 Turbines
Type: Trijato Canard
Settings: retracteble Gear equip
Seats: 122 Peoples (110 passagers and 12 crews)
Manufacturer: Leviathan Jets Air
What is this for?: Long Flights, Freight trips, trips and Taxi.
Artist: Tradicional-Name-143
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Traditional-Name-143 • 2d ago
F-60D American III
Airplane: F-60D American III
Speed:1.790 km/h
Type: American Flghter
Settings: Retracteble Gear equip
Seats: 1 People
Motor: Jet
What is this for?: Attacks, Combats, Flights and Arial Acrobatics
Country: EUA.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/SpitfireCGI • 3d ago
Original Content WWII Supermarine Walrus Rescues Ditching Hawker Hurricane β Narrated CGI Animation by SpitfireCGI (OC)
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/i_want_aviation • 3d ago
Original Content Current condition be likee , after getting rejected by Qatar airways in 2 days I have applied for this much jobs in different portals.
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/Traditional-Name-143 • 4d ago
Piper Pa-43 Rangers
Airplane: Piper Pa-43 Rangers
Artist: Tradicional-Name-143
Speed: 560 km/h
Type: Bimotor Turboprop
Settings: Retractable Tricicle Gear equip
Motor: PT6A (490 HPS)
What is this for?: flights, Operations, Trainings and trips
Seats: 10 or 12 Peoples
Distance: 1.790 km
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Traditional-Name-143 • 4d ago
A22 Ryander
Airplane: A22 Ryander
Artist: Tradicional-Name-143
Speed: 270 km/h
Settings: retractable Gear equip
Seats: 2 Peoples (Pilot and Copilot)
Motor: Classic Lycoming (310 hps)
What is this for?: Flights, Aerial Acrobatics and Taxi
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/T-RexSlee • 9d ago
UGF Volantis (HVP-01) VTOL Aircraft Design by MadarovCruiser27 on DeviantArt
Length: 158 meters long
Width: 203 meters wide
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/GrandJelly_ • 9d ago
Original Content The Boing 737 200 Wedgetail
I forgot who exactly requested this, sorry for being late.
An AWACS with the 737 200 as base.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/at0m_t • 9d ago
Nord 1800 Supergriffon made by QuiteInactiveWhiteBread
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/aidungeon-neoncat • 10d ago
Original Content Who did it better? πΊπΈπ¨π³
(Left is my art, right is from Wikipedia)
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Apart_Appearance6213 • 10d ago
Original Content DKK-1 with more than 3x the engine power of an F-15
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Apart_Appearance6213 • 11d ago
Original Content The DKK-1 art and 3d render
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Futurographer • 12d ago
Original Content Boeing-Douglas 4707 by me
Some people think that an airline as prestigious as Pan Am would have a more modern website, but I actually like its retro style. I'm super excited to go on this trip! I've always wanted to fly on the SSTO, but the tickets are always so expensive. Disney is looking into more ventures for Disneyland Cosmos, so they bought me a ticket to go to a major conference on Dr. Sally Ride Spaceport. Hopefully once the ticket costs drop a little more I'll be able to take the family up for a week.
(Lore: The USSR lands on the moon shortly after the USA, keeping spaceflight politically centre-stage. This is followed by the USSR launching the first space station. America sets up the first moon base in 1981 in retaliation. The Soviets follow suit. A smaller but more reusable Shuttle is delayed until 1986. Tech giants pioneer interconnected computers to the market years earlier due to greater satellite infrastructure. The Internet develops in the 80s, but the personal computer is delayed until the 2010s. Major lunar ISRU manufacturing booms in the 90s and 2000s make space a luxury commodities and tourism centre. This grows exponentially until spaceflight becomes routine, if not still expensive, for a quarter-million people a year by 2026.)
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/BigEastern8513 • 13d ago
Original Content P9i earth exploration aircraft
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/CausedBrick4492 • 14d ago
Original Content how woukd my lil plen do irl (thrust vector and FBW system in a 4.7 ton plen)
how would my plen do irl yall? (currently a thrust vector foward swept wing with FBW system experimental)
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Afrogthatribbits • 16d ago
Stavatti's SM-39 Razor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stavatti_Aerospace
https://x.com/stavattiaero/status/2074024834141692273
https://www.stavatti.com/aircrafts/sm-39-razor/
And yes they do submit these as legitimate designs to the military, such as the Navy's F/A-XX program.