Mark Carter sent in this photo, taken by John Henry of the Kentucky Department of Aviation, of a rainbow over Capital City Airport (KFFT) in Frankfort, Kentucky.
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: A spectacular go-around
Jack Graham submitted this photo and note: “I provide flight instruction in Sequim, Washington, at Sequim Valley Airport (W28) in my 1980 Cessna 152. In this photo, my presolo student was working on landings, while another student, Jesse Nichol, was taking pictures for a college class assignment. The background was spectacular, so I wanted to share it with you.”
Picture of the Day: Sightseeing in Alaska
David Baldwin submitted this photo and a note: “Flying on a clear crisp day for sightseeing near Chickaloon, Alaska.”
Pictures of the Day: Bringing the new FX-3 home
Neal Culiner submitted these photos of his journey bring his new CubCrafters Carbon Cub FX-3 home to Virginia.
Picture of the Day: Future aviator
Judith Chace submitted this photo and note: “Three-and-a-half-year-old Bailey on her way to board a Cessna 172 for a flight from KCFO in Denver to Mount Rushmore with her pilot Mom, Krystal Roher.”
Picture of the Day: First off-field landing
James Rogers submitted this photo and note: “My first off-field landing at Dead Cow Lake with my flight instructor Fred Williams.”
Picture of the Day: Did you call for a tow?
Hayman Tam submitted this photo and note: “On a recent trip to Hawaii I drove out to explore Dillingham Airfield, a site for sailplane operations. This ex-USAF 1956 Cessna O-1E Bird Dog was keeping busy getting gliders like this Schweizer SGS airborne.”
Picture of the Day: Memorial Day flight
Mike Kincaid submitted this photo and note: “Flight over Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.”
Picture of the Day: Lining up for breakfast
Star Novak sent in this photo with a note: “Starting to line up for a Sunday morning breakfast outing at Gardner Municipal Airport (K34) in Kansas. Flying that morning was smoother than the butter and syrup on my pancakes!”