Oliver Leber submitted this photo and note: “Evening flight in an SR22T over coastal Alabama.”
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Picture of the Day: Another glassy day in Central Florida
James Knopke submitted this photo and note: “This picture was taken at my home base at Lake Crescent. The plane is a 1952 PA-18 Super Cub that lives in Florida during the winter and migrates back home to Alaska in the summertime.”
Picture of the Day: Landing on ice
Lincoln Benedict submitted this photo and note: “Erik Langerbach pilots his Maule into the Alton Bay Ice runway in New Hampshire during a popular weekend in 2021.”
Picture of the Day: Shadow chasing in Nevada
Dana Vanderark submitted this photo and note: “Chased my shadow around this morning. He is a rock solid wingman!”
Picture of the Day: The siblings
Curtis Penner submitted this photo and note: “My Bearhawk Patrol and RV-10…the siblings.”
Picture of the Day: A breakfast ritual
Sam Presley submitted this photo taken by Alan Ainley and note: “A little formation flying to Morrelton, Arkansas, for our Saturday morning breakfast ritual. Got to love the Aeroprakt airplanes — Kenny Davenport’s new plane. Our little breakfast group is affectionately referred to as the Breakfast Waffe.”
Picture of the Day: Lonely plane
Gary Lanthrum submitted this photo and note: “I flew my Maule MX7-180C to the Alvord Desert to camp under the stars. After I arrived, a storm front moved in and I spent two nights in high winds, rain, and snow. During the day it would improve so I stayed two nights hoping the daytime improvements would last. There is no cell phone coverage here, so I couldn’t get weather updates. Despite the lousy weather, it is incredibly beautiful and hauntingly quiet here.”
Picture of the Day: STOL Bandit river run
Jon Humberd submitted this photo and note: “Our group of STOL Bandits fly together regularly and go on some epic flying adventures together in East Tennessee and North Georgia.”
Picture of the Day: Between the layers
Christopher Dyer submitted this photo and note: “The T-45C Goshawk is a two-seat advanced jet trainer used by Navy and Marine pilots. This photo was taken over the Florida Keys during a formation flight between cloud layers.”









