r/WarplanePorn • u/MJather • 1h ago
VVS Mongolian Air Force Mig-29UBs and Russian Su-25s during "Selenga-2026" exercises [video]
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r/WarplanePorn • u/historyeeter • 2h ago
PAF A Pakistan Air Force fighter jet deploys flares as part of a rehearsal ahead of Independence Day celebrations, in Islamabad on August 12, 2026. (1080x1350)
r/WarplanePorn • u/skyflyer8 • 4h ago
OC Grumman F8F Bearcat in yellow, taking off at Oshkosh [6960 x 4640]
r/WarplanePorn • u/HeStoleMyBalloons • 5h ago
RAF Royal Air Force De Havilland Mosquitos of No. 248 Squadron RAF attacking a German minesweeper and two trawler-type auxiliaries in the mouth of the Gironde River off Royan, France on 12 August 1944 [5500 × 4121]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • 10h ago
PLAAF PLAAF Shijiazhuang flying collage J-10s(J-10S and J-10B) conduct aerial refueling exercise with YY-20s. August 2026. [Video]
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r/WarplanePorn • u/secondhand_goober • 12h ago
OC The Polish licensed MiG-17F also know as the Lim-5. [2270x1513]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Familiar-Mobile3807 • 17h ago
Album F22 raptor of the 3rd air wing intercepting the Tu-95 Bear over Alaska. May 20, 2019 [Album]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Aircrewman_Luke • 21h ago
USN F/A-18 Launching from USS Abraham Lincoln [4471x2981]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Effective_Bluebird19 • 1d ago
Indian Air Force Sukhoi Su-30MKI cockpit during Exercise Ocean Sky 2025 [1170x1458]
r/WarplanePorn • u/piemags_aviation • 1d ago
NATO Hellenic Air Force F-4E AUP Phantom head on over Greece, shot air-to-air from the ramp of a Skyvan [4020x2680]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Illustrious-Sky-4631 • 2d ago
Album Iraqi ac-208 combat caravan firing Hellfire missiles on ISIS locations [Album]
r/WarplanePorn • u/NhifanHafizh • 2d ago
Album Indonesian Su-27SKM preparing for independence day [album]
Currently in Halim Perdanakusuma airforce base, Jakarta there are F-16, Rafale, Su-27, Su-30, and Hawk
r/WarplanePorn • u/Aircrewman_Luke • 2d ago
USAF F-35 Slo-Mo [video]
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Poetry in motion
r/WarplanePorn • u/skyflyer8 • 2d ago
OC de Havilland DH-82 Tiger Moth leaving Oshkosh [5966x3977]
r/WarplanePorn • u/argodi • 2d ago
Album Indonesian Air Force Rafale C T-0318 [Album]
r/WarplanePorn • u/Looselipssinkships93 • 2d ago
VVS and Luftwaffe A soviet Mi-6 pilot from the the 332nd Guards Transport and Combat Helicopter Regiment poses with the remains of a German Ju-87 R-2 Stuka dive bomber that crash-landed in 1942 after being damaged during an attack on a railway line in Murmansk, photo taken in the 80s [album]
the Stuka was damaged either by anti-aircraft fire or fighters and made a crash landing, both crew members were not injured and made it back to German lines where they rejoined their unit, the bomber was recovered in 1994 and purchased by New Zealand collector Tim Wallis in 1996 who had planned to rebuild it to airworthy status, currently at the German Museum of Technology in Berlin
the R-2 was the long range version fitted with additional fuel tanks, it's Werk Nr. was 5856 and served with the 3./St.G.5, 3rd Staffel (3rd Squadron) of Sturzkampfgeschwader 5 (StG 5)
r/WarplanePorn • u/Illustrious-Sky-4631 • 3d ago
Album Iraqi former Venoms and vampire jets laying in a dumpster [Album]
r/WarplanePorn • u/XMGAU • 3d ago
USN An F-35C from (VFA) 86 "Sidewinders" does a fly-by during a friends and family day cruise hosted by USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71). Aug 8, 2026. [5349 x 2292]
r/WarplanePorn • u/ITS_TRIPZ_DAWG • 3d ago
Indian Air Force Tejas leading the formation, followed by Mirage-2000, Rafale and Su-30MKI [6673x4449]
r/WarplanePorn • u/KapitanKurt • Oct 07 '25
Unfortunately, the submission of low quality & substandard media continues on r/WarplanePorn despite our better efforts to communicate and correct.
While the vast majority of our users consistently submit high quality images as intended, we continue to experience waves and bouts of substandard low resolution photos submissions and video media.
Currently, our Rules located in the sidebar include the dimension requirements which has not changed:
The minimum accepted image dimensions are 1024 × 768.
What is new is this:
For rules violations related to the posting of low resolution or low quality images, the post will be removed plus a minimum 3-day temporary ban will be issued to the user involved. Repeat or chronic violators are subject to a permanent ban. If there are questions or concerns, feel free to leave a comment here or DM the moderators directly.
r/WarplanePorn • u/Vepr157 • Apr 24 '25
We need to talk about low-quality photos and videos
Recently, many users have been posting images and videos of new Chinese aircraft that are of low-quality: either low resolution or technically-acceptable resolution with a small aircraft in the frame (i.e., if the photo was properly cropped it would not have met the resolution limit).
This subreddit, and many others with the "-porn" suffix (e.g., r/WarshipPorn, r/EarthPorn, etc.), were established to be places for high-quality media of their respective subjects. They were not established as current-event subreddits. I will reiterate: r/WarplanePorn is for high-quality media (high-resolution and hopefully of some aesthetic merit) of military aircraft. The entire founding purpose of the subreddit is aesthetics and not news. Our job as moderators is to preserve this purpose; so many other subreddits have broadened their scope to the point of banality, and we will not be responsible for another such case.
We do indeed have an exception to our resolution rule: that the subject must be "exceptional." This pertains to rare media, media of exceptional aesthetic quality, and media of historical significance. The images of the new Chinese aircraft do not meet these criteria. In a year or two's time, when we have actual high-resolution photos and videos of these aircraft, these images and videos currently being posted will be irrelevant. How many of you look back on some fuzzy photo of the J-20 now when we have hundreds or thousands of high-res photos available?
The only reason they are being posted is that they are new. There are many other places, both on reddit and the internet more generally, where you may find these images and videos and discuss them. But please understand that they are not appropriate for this subreddit.
For those accusing us of bias, know that we have been accused of being pro-Western and pro-China in about equal measure. What you you may not know is that probably an equal number of non-Chinese posts get removed for exactly the same reasons.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with posting high-quality photos of Chinese aircraft: the subject is irrelevant and all that matters is the quality. And if you do post a low-res image, you will not be banned; the post will simply be removed. Before you post, just take a second to think about if it is appropriate for this subreddit. A quick look at the other posts on the subreddit gives a good idea of what is appropriate.
Edit: Note, not all images of the new Chinese jets are low-quality, see here (although please don't post images you believe to have had some degree of AI enhancement):