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@aviationlibrarian.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 10:56 AM

T-Tail Tuesday - Reno Air MD-80 Postcard N842RA
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#B727 #Aviation #RenoAir #MD80 #Postcards #Ephemera #Travel #avgeek #Airplanes

Vintage color postcard photograph of a Reno Air McDonnell Douglas MD-80, registration N842RA, flying low over an airport runway with its landing gear extended. The aircraft is shown in profile against a clear blue sky, with “RENO AIR” displayed prominently along the white fuselage. The tail features Reno Air’s distinctive mountain-themed design, depicting snow-capped mountains against a dark green background. The aircraft’s twin rear-mounted engines, swept wings, T-tail, cockpit windows, passenger windows, and landing gear are clearly visible. Below the aircraft is a broad airport apron and runway area with service equipment, light poles, airport buildings, and parked vehicles. A row of trees and low development separates the airport from a distant mountain range stretching across the horizon. The postcard captures Reno Air’s distinctive early-1990s livery and the airline’s association with the Reno, Nevada, region.
@aviation-librarian.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gyOct 6, 2026, 10:54 AM

T-Tail Tuesday - Reno Air MD-80 Postcard N842RA
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#Aviation #RenoAir #MD80 #Postcards #Ephemera #Travel #avgeek #Airplanes

Vintage color postcard photograph of a Reno Air McDonnell Douglas MD-80, registration N842RA, flying low over an airport runway with its landing gear extended. The aircraft is shown in profile against a clear blue sky, with “RENO AIR” displayed prominently along the white fuselage. The tail features Reno Air’s distinctive mountain-themed design, depicting snow-capped mountains against a dark green background. The aircraft’s twin rear-mounted engines, swept wings, T-tail, cockpit windows, passenger windows, and landing gear are clearly visible. Below the aircraft is a broad airport apron and runway area with service equipment, light poles, airport buildings, and parked vehicles. A row of trees and low development separates the airport from a distant mountain range stretching across the horizon. The postcard captures Reno Air’s distinctive early-1990s livery and the airline’s association with the Reno, Nevada, region.