They used to say that the world shrank because of our ability to reach parts of the world, anytime.
Transportation plays an important role in our lives.
Among it, arguably, cars and airplanes have airplanes that inspire the number of stories and highest life.
And it resulted in creating new fan tribes.
One story as we tell today is from Utarsh Thakkar, 26 years old, car beans and spotter.born aircraft and grew up in Mumbai, Utkarsh has a family root in Gujarat who continues to bring him back to this vibrant country.
Interestingly, the owner Renault Duster who is proud, we gave him a spacious trible and versatile for one trip like that where he would not only visit one of his favorite cities but also gave us some inside people’s information about the profession and unique passion: Girish Karkera.
Photo: Milind Kaleutkarsh passed by the name Vimanspotter on social media where it has an important follower of the same-minded aircraft lovers.
His work involves posting corners and images of commercial flights that have never been seen from different airports.
“My first experience of a plane was back in 2002.
Taking my first flight – the international, and Solo, as a 7-year-old child.
Children” remember Utkarsh.
Love at first glance, can be said.
The plane bug bites it and no one looks back since then.
Even as a child, the majority of sightseeing with his father involves a visit to the east side of Mumbai airport and looks closer to the Utkarsh commercial jets finally pursuing his desire every time permitted.
He found places around the airport that would offer points of view to shoot this flying beauty.
Of course, it’s not easy to get to these places because they are not easily accessible.
With the advent of social media, and a large bank of aircraft images, he decided to join this tribe.
“In Indian mythology, the flying transportation mode is called Viman, so I decided to use it as my identity and I became Viman-Spotter,” he revealed, Utkarsh said he did the next best thing – drive.
“I like the car and I like driving,” he added.
While Mumbai is my base, thanks to his ancestral connection with Gujarat, he is usually here to share his desire with local aircraft surveillance.
“I like land trips but this isn’t about driving quickly.
I like driving like a pilot – carefully, follow all protocols and rules – I enjoy it like that.” So, the usual drill before the road trip is a pre-drive check, Simplely similar to the pre-flight check, he jokes.
Security is the most important for him and admiring how the Trible, which is conceived, developed and produced in India, has succeeded in getting a good score in the NCAP global accident test.
Rotten the spots at Ahmedabad because it offers better points.
Of course, it’s not always easy.
“Places of spotting is not a general activity in India, it is difficult to explain to the authorities what we do.
It was not intended to cause problems.” Even though he has become a layer user for a long time, he likes the configuration flexibility of 7 trible seats, especially those It should be noted that it is a sub-4m car.
Extra seats are always accepted.
“It’s always better to have friends to help in my work because we need to check the flight path and flight time airplane and also manage camera equipment in time.” And time is essence.
There is no chance to take it back.
Local cuisine and local culture is a large attraction as much as the airport for our Vimanspotter, the tribes of small Indian aircraft spots but also networks.
News about new commercial airlines coming to India created a lot of excitement.
At present even airlines and airlines invite complainants for special events such as the first flight.
“This is the right time to also catch up with other complains.” After working with commercial airlines, Utkarsh now has a better perspective on this industry.
“Before I used to think it was just a pilot and crew flushed the plane,” he laughed.
“Now I know there are all troops behind him.” While Plane Spotting is at its newborn stage in India, it will grow.
“The tribe will increase because awareness increases.
I hope to fly again freely, soon.
But for now, I even enjoy driving to various purposes to pursue my desires.” Relash: Content manufactured by Renault India Private Limited
Plane-spotting in Ahmedabad with Renault Trible
