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Pictures of the day: Amelia returns to KGMU

By General Aviation News Staff · June 22, 2016 ·

The folks at Greenville Downtown Airport in South Carolina sure know how to throw a party. As part of the city’s History Alive Festival, “Amelia Earhart” — played by Leslie Goddard, a historian and actress from Chicago — returned to the airport for the first time since November 1931 and handed the keys to the city […]

Pictures of the day: AOPA Photo Contest winners

By General Aviation News Staff · June 21, 2016 ·

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) recently revealed the winners of this year’s AOPA Photo Contest. AOPA received more than 750 entries for three categories. AOPA Photographer Chris Rose, Senior Art Director Jill Benton, and Editor Ian J. Twombly selected the finalists and the winners were chosen by online voting. Winners will each receive a […]

Pictures of the day: Island hopping

By General Aviation News Staff · June 20, 2016 ·

Rafael Cortes sent in these photos, noting: “My first flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands. Living in the Caribbean is awesome!”

Picture of the day: Good morning!

By General Aviation News Staff · June 19, 2016 ·

Malindu Dewage sent in this photo with a simple note: “KGKY morning.” That’s Arlington Municipal Airport in Arlington, Texas, just outside Dallas.

Picture of the day: Throwback Thursday

By General Aviation News Staff · June 16, 2016 ·

Tad Woodhull of Vero Beach, Florida, sent in this photo taken back in 1969 of his 1960 Aztec at Goulding’s Trading Post in Monument Valley in Utah. He explains: “After over 65 years of flying all over the world, this is my favorite photo of one of my favorite destinations, and of all the aircraft I […]

Pictures of the day: Saving lives one day at a time

By General Aviation News Staff · June 15, 2016 ·

Randy Sharp, a pilot for California Shock Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR) sent in these photos, capturing a slice of life for the folks who work at the non-profit organization dedicated to saving lives.      

Picture of the day: More extraordinary contrails

By General Aviation News Staff · June 14, 2016 ·

After the posting of Tomas Daniska’s photo of interesting contrails, Bob Cady sent in this photo, explaining: “On the afternoon of New Years Eve day 2014, I saw an extraordinary number of contrails, well over 20. We get a lot of air traffic here in southeast Virginia but never before like this.” “That itself was interesting, […]

Picture of the day: Beautiful scenery, a mug of Java…what else could a pilot want?

By General Aviation News Staff · June 13, 2016 ·

David Baldwin sent in this photo, noting: “Ahhh…enjoying a large mug of Java while out for a nice early morning flight, flying over the Eklutna hydro electric plant 34 miles northeast of Anchorage, Alaska, that began operation around 1954. “A 4.5 mile tunnel was bored through the mountain from Eklutna lake on the other side […]

Picture of the day: An interesting phenomenon

By General Aviation News Staff · June 12, 2016 ·

Tomas Daniska recently sent in this photo, snapped on his phone after landing at Trencin Airport (LZTN) in Slovakia. “It shows an interesting phenomenon,” he explains. “There are two contrails from two airliners. One is straight as usual and the other, being previously straight as well, has hit a boundary of two air masses and […]

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