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Picture of the Day: My Other Woman

By General Aviation News Staff · March 24, 2026 · 1 Comment

Brad McColl submitted this photo and note: “For almost a decade, I flew this aircraft across the U.S., parts of Canada, and the Caribbean. We had our moments, but through most of it, she was my best friend and co-explorer. Through snowstorms, heavy rain, and around some monster thunderstorms, she demonstrated her well-designed lineage. Two hundred overcast fog and rain were often our destination, but the rabbit was always there, right where it was supposed to be, and she made sure that my passengers and I were too. That part of my life is over now, but when I die, I will think of her and smile.”

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  1. Mike Haraseviat says

    March 25, 2026 at 5:26 am

    You were blessed to have a flying relationship with one of the finest, capable, and most fun aircraft ever built.

    Reply

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