Diane Gaskill submitted this photo and note: “The Rocky Mountains reach for the sky above us. A breath-taking view from a Cessna 182 at 13,500 feet.”
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Picture of the Day: Date Night
General Aviation News Publisher Ben Sclair submitted this photo and note: “Deb and I took our friend’s J-3 Cub out on a recent Friday night for a flight around the area. Dropped in on a friend at a local airpark as well. A delightful way to spend an evening together.”
Picture of the Day: Shadow Flight
Blake Werner submitted this photo and note: “We were in the run-up area preparing to depart from Benton Field (O85) in Redding, California, for a late afternoon training flight and I loved our cartoonish shadow.”
Picture of the Day: In The Office
Joe Marszal submitted this photo and note: “Ready to go!”
Picture of the Day: Las Trancas
Brian Cleveland submitted this photo and note: “A beautiful strip about 20 miles north of Santa Cruz, California.”
Picture of the Day: No Runway, No Problem
Chris Metscher submitted this photo and note: “Worked with Jack Brown’s Seaplane Base in Winter Haven, Florida, to get my seaplane rating. No runway, no problem, just pick a lake and land! What a blast and a return to good old stick and rudder flying. This is one of their 172s and one of their Cubs. What a ton of fun the week after the 2026 SUN ‘n FUN Aerospace Expo.”
Picture of the Day: Leading The Way Home
Richard Blamer submitted this photo and note: “Flying into Geauga County Airport (7G8) in Ohio on a night training flight in a PA-28-181. The LED lights on the new taxiway and runway lights blend with the glass in the panel, leading the way home.”
Picture of the Day: End of The Day at 1W1
Henry Spang submitted this photo and note: “Night descends on Grove Field (1W1) in Camas, Washington, at the end of a nice day of flying.”
Picture of the Day: Study Break
Lindsay Petre submitted this photo and note: “Needing a break from studying for my private rotorcraft, I took a little solo trip around the beautiful springtime Connecticut countryside in the Robinson R22.”