Gary Jones submitted this photo and note: “My granddaughter, Adrianne Fazio, at the controls of a Piper Warrior.”
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: Loadstar and Roadster
Reb Stimson submitted this photo and note: “A Lockheed Loadstar and a 1934 Ford Roadster in Fort Worth, Texas.”
Picture of the Day: The heart of Florida
Ivy Harper submitted this photo and note: “A heart-shaped lake near George T Lewis Airport (KCDK) in Cedar Key, Florida.”
Picture of the Day: New fighter pilot
James Brown, CDR RET submitted this photo and note for this Throwback Thursday Picture of the Day: “1944 Corsair F4U-1A with Ensign Jim Brown.”
Picture of the Day: Flying a 182
Bob Degnan submitted this photo and note: “Big Bob Degnan getting ready to fly down Hudson River from Essex County Airport (KCDW) in Caldwell, New Jersey.”
Picture of the Day: Aeros & Autos
Brad Senter submitted this photo and note: “Doing a photo shoot at Ellington AFB in Houston with several other muscle car collectors for an upcoming Aeros & Autos show. Beautiful day, but cold.”
Picture of the Day: Jaws of Canadian winter finally release
Bill Jackson submitted this photo and note: “Here’s Cessna 185 C-GISX on beautiful Laurie Lake, Saskatchewan. Photo taken fall of 2019. We are anxiously awaiting open water for another summer of float flying in Northern Canada.”
Picture of the Day: Stearman camping at X06
Ken McKenzie submitted this photo and note: “The start of another beautiful day at Arcadia Municipal Airport (X06) in Florida. Great light-weight hiking gear fits nicely into the Stearman, allowing Sonia and I to enjoy the beauty and hospitality of southeast Florida. X06’s campground is spacious, the airport staff fantastic, and the local town a treasure trove for antique seekers. Be sure to add X06 (voted 2020 GA Airport of the Year) to your must fly to list.”
Picture of the Day: A Husky adventure
Sue Haun submitted this photo and note: “A flight of two Huskys over the Salt River Range with Visser Peak in background. The Husky A-1Cs were flown by Stephen Bobko (white Husky) and Bobby Drouin (yellow Husky).”










