well since u've pointed out the technical flaws i'll shut up.
personally when i see these types of shots, technicality is the
last thing i look at. these shots are akin to those
photojournalistic shots of "moments" like war, famine, flood and
drought. it's the impact and presence that woo the viewer, or
me.
but hell i can't resist, i'll critique it from my amatuer point of
view since u asked hahah.
since u shot this on film (no wb setting) i'm wondering why there's
a reddish cast to the photo. shot in bright sunlight or even bright
diffused sunlight, it shouldn't have this colour cast, would be
more towards blue right? so were u using a filter?
i appreciated the angle, u captured it really well.. i'd say u were
using the wider side of that zoom, around 30-40mm? perspectives are
blown in a very stylish way.
one other nit, i think ur scanner isn't producing very good scans.
or otherwise it could just be jpg compression, can tell from the
gradient of blue in the sky on the top right corner. u didn't
specify the speed of ur film, i assume it's either 50 or 100 which
shouldn't produce those kind of effects in gradients.
u got some pretty big glass there! dunno much about glass yet, have
yet to own my first SLR. interesting range of lenses u use, u dun
have anything to cover 30-60mm (for your nikon). not even a normal
focal length of 50?
i've always admired manual camera users. not too familiar with fm2
but does it have a meter? or do u have to carry a light meter
around? eheh ok now i sound like a real amatuer. 
digital is fun, especially the digital darkroom. there are die hard
film aficionados out there that do not believe in any post
processing at all but i guess to each his own. the digital darkroom
is amazing! and in a way it does not limit to digital photography.
with a decent scanner, u can scan ur slides and process away
too!
hope to see more of ur work if you could, not many people have
passion for planes AND photography at the same time. i know a user
here (duotiga83) who would be totally enthralled with your photos.
he's a plane freak!
