Dave Edstrom submitted the following photo and note: “Taking my daughter for her first flight in a Cessna 172 over the coast of Maine. She loved looking down at the ocean and flying over the amusement parks. She was especially surprised by her very own pink headset. I’m not sure who was more excited, me or […]
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Picture of the Day: Test flight
Zachary Dodson submitted the following photo and note: “Pilot and retired Army veteran Charles Becker test flies his home-built RV-8A in the skies of Cental Pennsylvania.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in for Picture of the Day […]
Picture of the Day: Flying low and slow
Who doesn’t like to fly low and slow?
Picture of the Day: This is awesome!
Blake Kitchens submitted the following photo and note: “I took my grandson, Holt Kitchens, who is 6 years old, up for the first time in my Cessna 172. This is over Denver City, Texas. He just kept saying ‘this is awesome!’” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You […]
Picture of the Day: Why we fly
Edward Shipman submitted the following photo and note: “Early morning sun reveals a remote island grass strip. As the sun rises and the gentle lake Michigan breeze begins to blow, the fog reveals a beautiful calm morning for this special place and our C-182.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of […]
Picture of the Day: Back to the 30s
Frank DuBray submitted the following photo and note: “Photo taken over Greenbank, Ontario, of a restored Spezio Sport, a plans-built design from the 1960s. Tony Spezio created this aircraft to resemble the 1930’s racers.” Frank noted he restored the aircraft himself. Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You […]
Picture of the Day: Huge smiles
It is amazing what giving a youngster a ride in an airplane will do.
Picture of the Day: Never too old
83-years-old. First GA flight. Check.
Picture of the Day: Like father, like son
The only thing better than watching airplanes take-off and land with your son (or daughter) is doing so on the other side of the fence.