Definitions by Minority
Gulfstream
Gulfstream is a company that makes highly prestigious and very expensive private jets, such as the GI, GII, GIII, GIV, GV, G100, G150, G200, G250, G300, G350, G400, G450, G500, G550, and the G650, which is said to be entering production in 2012.
The president of the large corporation showed up at the airport in a Gulfstream G550 and was instantly swarmed by girls.
Gulfstream by Minority November 3, 2008
CYVR
The most kickass airport in the world.
Vancouver, B.C., International Airport. Also called the "Gateway to the Pacific" as it has more trans-pacific flight than any other west coast airport.
CYVR is the second busiest Canadian airport with 17.5 million passengers and 326,026 movements in 2007, behind CYYZ, Toronto Pearson.
Continuously named "Best North American Airport", "Best Canadian Airport", "Most organized North American Airport", among other things.
Vancouver, B.C., International Airport. Also called the "Gateway to the Pacific" as it has more trans-pacific flight than any other west coast airport.
CYVR is the second busiest Canadian airport with 17.5 million passengers and 326,026 movements in 2007, behind CYYZ, Toronto Pearson.
Continuously named "Best North American Airport", "Best Canadian Airport", "Most organized North American Airport", among other things.
Su-30
The Sukhoi Su-30, a Russian twin seat fighter, is equipped with Thrust Vectoring and super advanced radar systems. Capable of carriing just about every weapon in the Russian Air Force it certinally is a firece aircraft. Although comparable to the American F-22A in it's flight dynamics, it isn't stealth, that one thing makes it inferior to the F-22A for if it had to go up against a Raptor, it would get it's ass handed to it by the Raptor from 50 km by an AIM-120 AMRAAM. Still a gorgeous aircraft, it is also the current aircraft of the Russian Air Force Demonstration team, the Russian Knights. India has another version called the Su-30 M/KI.
The Su-30 MKI found an American F-15C Eagle on it's radar, it locked it up and launched an R-77 Adder missile and destroyed the Eagle.
Thrust Vectoring
Thrust Vectoring is a thing used on modern fighters for extra manuverability. In TV(Thrust Vec), the two nozzels for the after burner are made into the controls for the aircraft so they move with the alerons and the elevators. The first aircraft to use thrust vec was the Russian Su-37 "Terminator", however, when the Americans saw thrust vec on the Russian planes, they "borrowed" the idea, then, they took all the credit for being the first to have it even though they weren't. The ability of thrust vec greatly increses the mobility of the aircraft, alowing it to be able to do manuvers other planes can only dream of doing.
Thrust Vectoring by Minority September 23, 2006