Jonathan Milne submitted this photo and note: “This photo was taken during the LightHawk May 29, 2025, video/photography flight highlighting the 78,000-acre project area that includes Parmachenee Lake on the Megalloway River in Maine. This was one of the 50 Flights in 50 Days challenge.”
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Picture of the Day: Flying over a volcano
Marshall Severson sent in this photo with a note: “This photo was shot by me over the steaming Mount Spurr volcano in south central Alaska on May 24, 2025. It is a frame save from my GoPro 360 Max. The C172 is at 11,500 feet. It is pretty thrilling up there.”
Picture of the Day: Spring tailwheel turf trek
Christian McIntyre submitted this photo and note: “Taking advantage of the spectacular spring weather in New England to explore the many grass strips. This is Waterbury-Plymouth (N41) in Connecticut. Seems like the vibrant colors of azure blue, bright white, and emerald green are set off by my yellow Cub PA-12 Super Cruiser.”
Picture of the Day: A Cardinal flies the Alaska Range
Dave Montgomery submitted this photo and note: “I flew my 1976 Cessna Cardinal from Chicago to Alaska. I happened on the perfect day to fly from Fairbanks to Merrill Field in Anchorage, passing through the Alaska Range, all at 4,500 feet, and I was fortunate to take this picture of Mt Denali.”
Pictures of the Day: Super Cub
Erik Jensen submitted this photo and note: “Went flying with Luke Moore in my 1979 PA-18 Piper Super Cub several times out of Erie, Colorado. He took the picture parked at the fuel pump. Luke recently bought a Citabria and is putting big tires on it too.”
Pictures of the Day: Learning from a Master
William Vergonet submitted these photos and a note: “Learning all about the art of antique aircraft repair from one of the greatest in the business, Jerry Stadtmiller of Bipe Inc. and an FAA Master Mechanic IA/AP. These moments are worth more than gold to me, Knowledge is way more valuable than money.”
Picture of the Day: Fly-In at I61
Bob Hayes submitted this photo and note: “A beautiful spring morning at Hagerstown Airport (I61) in Indiana, on our well-maintained, 4,000-foot grass strip. Lots of pilots came out after being cooped up all winter. We had more than 60 planes. This event takes place the second Saturday of every month all summer long, with camping on the field.”
Picture of the Day: Morning coffee flight
Rusty Eichorn submitted this photo and note: “I love to jump in my Super Cub on Aerocet floats and start my day out of the Northbound Seaplane Base (5MN6) in Minnesota with a banana and a cup of coffee and watch our town and lake residents start their day from the air. It’s fun to listen to air traffic around Northern Minnesota of those who are doing the same.”
Picture of the Day: Never gets old
Christian Sanchez submitted this photo and note: “Took my 1969 Cessna 150 up for a short evening flight — something I don’t get to enjoy nearly enough. Watching the sunset from 3,000 feet above Central Texas is nothing short of magic. It’s one of those simple rewards of flying that never gets old.”