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Uss Saratoga:USS Saratoga was a Lexington-class aircraft carrier built for the US Navy during World War II. the USS Saratoga is seen in a flashback when Skipper Riley is talking to Dusty Crophopper about his past. After Skipper was shot down by enemy ships and fell into the water, he was rescued and taken aboard the Saratoga.

Dwight D Eisenhower:For the character with the same last name, see USS Flysenhower. Dwight D. Flysenhower is a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier in the United States Navy. Dwight D. Flysenhower carries many F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jets, including Bravo and Echo. He also carries many Navy helicopters and Navy pitties (repair technicians) who do various jobs, such as helping planes land, directing them to take off or land, or command the other pitties. Flysenhower is equipped with two forward-facing catapults for helping planes to take off quickly, and has a large net on his flight deck to help planes to land safely. His flight deck is large, and can carry fighter jets which are not taking off or landing. Flysenhower also has three elevators on the sides of his flight deck which allow planes on the flight deck to be carried to the lower decks. he needed to fly from China to Mexico. However, Ned and Zed broke off Dusty's GPS antenna, causing him to get lost in a storm. Running low on fuel, Dusty attempted to get to Hawaii but ended up 375 miles south of where he needed to go. Luckily, Bravo and Echo found Dusty and were able to bring him back to Flysenhower for fuel. Inside Flysenhower's hangar, Dusty sees the Jolly Wrenches Wall of Fame. However, he notices that Skipper had flown in only one mission, which was failed because of Jigsaw 2’s curiosity, in World War Two, contrary to the many stories he had told Dusty earlier.

Yankee:is a navy fighter plane.They are modeled after Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornets, famously shown in films like Independence Day, Behind Enemy Lines, and Stealth.

Ripslinger: is the main antagonist of Planes. He is a black and green champion racer, who is a bully of the Wings Around the Globe racing circuit. Rude and obnoxious, he and Dusty are serious competitors, and Ripslinger will do anything to humiliate him. is primarily inspired by the highly modified North American P-51D Mustang racing plane known as "Precious Metal," particularly its "Unlimited" class racing modifications.

Ned and zed:Ned and Zed are Ripslinger's sidekicks, who help him try to disqualify Dusty from the Wings Around the Globe competition. They are the secondary antagonists of Planes. Team Ripslinger’s bombastic racers Ned and Zed specialize in sabotage. Lacking the skills to actually outrace the competition, they simply eliminate it, propelling boss Ripslinger to victory every single time. Zed, a rowdy and reckless flier, and Ned, a strange bird himself, may not be the sharpest props in the hangar, but they have figured out how to draft off Ripslinger’s fame.

Siddeley:In Cars 2, Siddeley is first seen at the Haneda Airport on his way to pick up Finn McMissile and Mater. During Finn and Mater's chase, Acer manages to shoot at one of Siddeley's tires which causes him to pressure Finn to hurry up and get on board of him, which causes Finn to take lead and barely manage to get himself and Mater on Siddeley. While in the air Finn asks Siddeley to take him, Mater and Holley to Paris with Siddeley asking if he sure use his afterburners with Finn confirms him to. After that Siddeley does not make an appearance until the end of the film during the Radiator Springs Grand Prix with Holley stating that he's "gassed, geared, and ready to fly." Siddeley is last seen hovering in the air briefly giving a wink to the viewers and blasts off as the screen fades to black. In Planes, Siddeley can be seen at the Mexico City airport during the final stretch from Mexico back to New York City. Siddeley is a state-of-the-art British twin-engine spy jet. At 176 feet from nos

Bulldog:"I don't cry, I'm British!" —Bulldog, Planes Bulldog is a British racing plane. Bulldog has been racing longer than every other racer on the circuit. As the oldest and arguably wisest, he remembers a time before GPS, when real racers trusted their gyros and navigated by the stars. When it comes to racing, it boils down to two qualities, says Bulldog: good flying and sportsmanship. Period. While the competition secretly wonders if the aging plane is past his prime, he flies his way onto the leader board again and again, proving that this Bulldog has lost none of his bite.Vehicle type de Havilland DH.88 Comet a British racing plane from the 30s. His wingspan is 28.8 feet (8.8 meters).

Rochelle:"She is like an angel, sent from heaven. Like a sunrise after a lifetime of darkness!" —El Chupacabra, Planes Rochelle is a French-Canadian racing plane. She competed in the Wings Around the Globe Rally. She is the love interest of El Chupacabra. Rochelle is painted white, pink and red. Her racing number is #22. In the Australian version of Planes, she is colored white, green and red instead. In the French version, her paint job just consists of pink and white. Rochelle's design is a combination of a LearAvia Lear Fan's fuselage, a French built Fouga Magister jet trainer's V-shaped tail, a Williams V-Jet II's cockpit windows and a Bay Super V.

El chupacabra:"You make joke? YOU MAKE JOKE?! Very well. You leave me no CHOICE! I swish my cape at you! You have been shamed!" —El Chupacabra, Planes El Chupacabra is a racing competitor in the Wings Around the Globe competition. In Planes, he has a version of the song "Love Machine" which he sings to Rochelle to try and woo her. But he is helped to win her successfully with Dusty's version. Vehicle type Granville Gee Bee Model R Super Sportster an aircraft that dates back to the early days of air racing. His wingspan is 22.3 feet (6.8 meters). He is painted red and white, with a single propeller, a green mask and stripe, an

Patch:"All aircraft, we've got a report of a wildfire." —Patch, Planes: Fire & Rescue Patch is the Piston Peak Air Attack team's informant. She is red with a black hat, gray forks and dark blue stripes on the sides. In Planes: Fire & Rescue, Patch informs the Air Attack team when a wildfire report has been received, and also sometimes puts her record player on to listen to songs such as "Thunderstruck".

Blackout:"But Blackout said, "it was ok to go dude."" —Drip, Planes: Fire and Rescue Blackout is a Smokejumpers member, alongside Drip, Pinecone, Avalanche and Dynamite. He once sawed through a powerline giving him short term memory loss. He is good friends with Drip.

Avalanche:"Hello!" —Avalanche, Planes: Fire & Rescue Avalanche is a member of the Piston Peak Smokejumpers team, who cannot seem to be quiet. He once triggered an Avalanche due to his loud voice, which is how he got his name. Avalanche earned his name after triggering a massive slide, but the bulldozer—who coincidently lacks an "inside voice"—claims he was nowhere near that snow bank.

Dynamite:"You must be the SEAT, we heard you were coming." —Dynamite, Planes: Fire and Rescue Dynamite is the leader of the Smokejumpers. The Smokejumpers are a fearless team of grounded firefighters, led by the strong and sassy Dynamite—so named because you don’t wanna set her off.

Pinecone:Pinecone can name every tree in the forest. A souther, easygoing soul, she got her nickname because she loves to study pinecones (although she always puts them back). More importantly, she is equipped with a rake tool to clear brush and debris from the front line of any fire she meets. "It's like my fiancè. He just vanished. Poof!" —Pinecone, Planes: Fire and Rescue.

Blade Rangers:He is a Fire-and-Rescue helicopter who serves as the leader of the Piston Peak Air Attack team.

His model design seems to be a mix of AgustaWestland AW109, AgustaWestland AW139, and Bell 429 GlobalRanger. These helicopter models are used in many countries as rescue or military multi-purpose utility helicopters. It mainly performs disaster relief and search and rescue tasks at medium and low altitudes.

Windlifter:"He waxes himself...daily." —Windlifter, Planes: Fire & Rescue Windlifter is the second-in-command of the Piston Peak Air Attack Team, an organization working to fight against wildfires. Windlifter appears to be modeled after a Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane. Windlifter is a heavy-lift helicopter who can hoist dozens of trees or a huge tank of fire retardant. The Native American’s wisdom is vast—he’s chock full of fire folklore, and his connection to nature allows him to sense fires before they’re even spotted. The former lumberjack became a firefighter to help others, and no mission is too big for Windlifter.

Lill'dipper:is a member of the Piston Peak Air Attack team, an organization working to fight wildfires. She is also Dusty's biggest fan. Her model design seems to be a mix of Canadair CL-415, PBY Catalina, and Grumman G-21 Goose. These amphibious aircraft models are used for aerial firefighting, search and rescue operations, as well as utility transport aircraft.

Cabbie:"I will never understand why you gravel crunchers want to jump out of a perfectly good airplane." —Cabbie, Planes: Fire & Rescue "Cabbie" McHale is an ex-military transport that appears in Planes: Fire & Rescue. He appears to be modeled after a Fairchild C-119 Flying Boxcar.

Drip:"Drip what the Heck is the matter with you?" —Dynamite, Planes: Fire and Rescue Drip is a skidster who appeared in Planes: Fire & Rescue. He is a member of the Smokejumpers alongside Blackout, Avalanche, Pinecone and Dynamite.

Skipper riley;"The Jolly Wrenches have a motto. Volo pro veritas. It means 'I fly for truth'. Clearly you don't." —Skipper Riley, Planes Skipper Riley (also known as Jigsaw 7) is the overarching protagonist of the Planes franchise, serving as the deuteragonist of the 2013 DisneyToon Studios animated feature film Planes, and a supporting character in its 2014 sequel Planes 2: Fire & Rescue. He is an old navy blue United States Navy fighter plane that runs his Flight School. In the 20th century, he fought in World War II. A reclusive old Navy Corsair, Skipper was an ace flier and top instructor of the esteemed Jolly Wrenches squadron until an incident during a combat mission took him off the front lines and left him grounded for life. These days, Skipper keeps to himself, but his quiet existence is turned upside down when an ambitious and persistent Dusty solicits Skipper’s aerial expertise—and gets a few life lessons in the process. But Skipper, who is never really come to terms with his past, finds that he has a few things to learn, too, and while coaching Dusty to fly faster and smarter, the teacher becomes the student. Skipper's make model, the Vought F4U Corsair, and Skull and Crossed Wrenches insignia on his engine cowling are clearly based upon the World War II US Navy Figher Squadron VF-17 ("The Jolly Rogers"). Skipper even has "VF-17" stencilled on his rear fuselage. In the photo, you can compare Skipper with "Big Hog", the Corsair flown by Cdr Tom Blackburn, CO of VF-17.

Echo;They are modeled after Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornets, famously shown in films like Independence Day, Behind Enemy Lines, and Stealth. They are also similar to the Grumman F-14 Tomcat, famous from the movie Top Gun. they are seen trying to get Dusty towards Dwight D. Flysenhower when he gets low on fuel and lost over the Pacific Ocean after losing his navigation antenna that was destroyed by Ned and Zed. After Dusty lands on the ship, all of the crew give him some fuel and a new antenna

Dusty crophopper;the main protagonist of the Planes franchise. He is a former crop-dusting plane. Later on, he became a racing plane and firefighter a little bit afterward. He competes in various aero races and sports events, including the Wings Around the Globe Rally, Reno Air Races, Jetsky 100 and Red Bulldozer World Championship, in all of which he had a championship title.He resides in Propwash Junction, Minnesota, United States.of the Planes franchise. He is a former crop-dusting plane.

Ishani;is a racing competitor that hails from India, playing the role of Dusty's love interest. Ishani's design is based on the AeroCanard FG kit aircraft, but with different front wings, a thinner nose, and without the additional side windows. Her wingspan is 32.8 feet (10 meters). Ishani appears in her own short, called Meet Ishani, that was made to promote the first film. In the short, Ishani is being interviewed by the press at the Wings Around the Globe. Despite her spokesperson telling the press to ask no more questions, one of the interviewers asks Ishani if she really thinks a female like her would win the Wings Around the Globe, leaving the rest of the press shocked. Ishani is secretly angered when she hears this, but publicly states she would like to answer the question. While she performs a song about flying fast and high during races, a group of dancers tie the interviewer up with ribbons, leading to him deciding not to ask any more questions.

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