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Picture of the day: Perfect scenery for a preflight

By General Aviation News Staff · July 31, 2016 ·

Donovan Hammer sent in this photo with a short note: “The typical regional airport is a scenically austere place to do a preflight inspection. However, as I was doing the preflight prior to our departure from Jackson Hole Airport (KJAC), the view of the Teton Range compelled me to take a picture of our Cutlass RG as […]

Picture of the day: Clear Prop!

By General Aviation News Staff · July 25, 2016 ·

Emil Bryant sent in this photo, noting: “My son Alex sitting at the controls of the giveaway Cub at Sporty’s in Batavia, Ohio. He grabbed the controls like he had been doing it all his life.”

Picture of the day: A great vacation

By General Aviation News Staff · July 24, 2016 ·

What a great vacation! Fly a floatplane and then head to Oshkosh… Glenn Brasch, developer of the Airport Courtesy Cars app, sent in this photo, taken during his vacation in Montana on the Flathead River near Bigfork after a flight in this floatplane. Glenn’s now in Oshkosh, preparing for AirVenture, which kicks off Monday, July […]

Picture of the day: Ready for takeoff

By General Aviation News Staff · July 21, 2016 ·

Ace photographer Megan Vande Voort was gracious enough to send us a bunch of photos she took this summer. We’ll post them all eventually, but this one stood out…

Pictures of the day: Flying without an engine

By General Aviation News Staff · July 20, 2016 ·

Frequent photo contributor Albert L Dyer sent in these photos, taken at Hinckley Airport in Illinois, just outside of Chicago O’Hare airspace. “It is surrounded by farmlands rich in green crops,” he begins. “It’s a peacefully quiet airport. Hinckley is an airport with golf course smooth turf that primarily operates a glider operation. There are plenty of […]

Picture of the day: Dog days of summer

By General Aviation News Staff · July 19, 2016 ·

Capt. Hal Denton sent in this photo of his 1-year-old Australian shepherd, Molly, in a Cessna 182 RG. He notes: “While she will not wear a headset on the ground, as soon as the engine is started, she leaves them on. Then after landing, when the engine is shut down she will pull them off. “As […]

Picture of the day: Landing at ATL … in a piston plane

By General Aviation News Staff · July 18, 2016 ·

Hal Denton, known by many at Captain Hal, sent in this photo, with a brief explanation: “When I knew I had a meeting at the Renaissance Hotel in Atlanta, I thought ‘what a great time to put my license to good use.’ If I could land at ATL, I could walk to my meeting. However, […]

Picture of the Day: Life’s a beach

By General Aviation News Staff · July 17, 2016 ·

Texas is not always know for its beaches, but Port Aransas is a general aviation friendly beach. Ken VeArd of Pilot Partner takes off and flies over the beach on the way back home in his Bonanza A36TC.

Picture of the day: Passing on the aviation bug

By General Aviation News Staff · July 13, 2016 ·

Daniel Brian sent in this photo with a short note: “Here’s a photo of my son and I taking advantage of a perfect evening in our 1946 J-3. Doing my best to pass along the aviation ‘bug’ like my dad did for me. By the way, this is using a flightflix strut mount and GoPro.”

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