Dale Bakke submitted these photo and note: “My 1977 Cardinal RG enjoys flying with two Cardinal cousins. My wife enjoys the serene scene side while I enjoy the extra two knots speed from my side! Artwork by MickeyHarrisArt.com.”
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: Enjoying a taildragger
Terry Hayes submitted this photo and note: “Jim McCloud out enjoying his Pacer after several years of restoration! Beautiful job Jim!”
Picture of the Day: Sunrise at KGSO
Seth Young submitted this photo and note: “Sunrise taxiing out to the runway at Piedmont Triad International Airport (KGSO) in Greensboro, N.C.”.
Picture of the Day: From Wisconsin to Burma in World War II
Nicole Andrews submitted this photo and note: “This is my grandfather Carl Matousek, here age 21, from Lime Ridge, Wisconsin. He was awarded the Air Medal for flying over 100 hours of bombardment missions with the 10th Air Force in Burma. An armor-gunner on a B-25, he had 36 missions.”
Picture of the Day: Off into the sunset
Bryan Barhydt submitted this photo and note: “Off into the sunset in this Cessna 172SP. I had another one of our club Cessnas following me to ferry me back after dropping this plane off for maintenance.”
Picture of the Day: Cirrus reflections
Megan Vande Voort sent in this photo with a note: “A Cirrus SR22T waits to be picked up after being serviced at Pella Municipal Airport (KPEA) in Iowa.”
Picture of the Day: From sea level to 6,583 feet
Harm Zwanenburg submitted this photo and note: “We went from Holland at sea level to Courchevel in France at a height of 6,583 feet in our Tecnam P92Es. Great experience for us.”
Picture of the Day: Yelm Air Force
Ben Carlson submitted this photo with a note: “Yelm Air Force Beach Day at Copalis Beach in Washington State. March 2021.”
Pictures of the Day: Flying above the lowest place on Earth
Yoram Sadan submitted these photos and note: “One of the most awesome places in the world to fly is the Dead Sea in Israel, about 1,200 feet below see level. You look at the altimeter and do not believe what you see…The picture was taken from our Tecnam P-92 during a morning flight. We invite anyone to join us!”