Tim Larsen submitted this photo and note: “This 1940 Harlow PJC-2 graced us with a visit at the 2025 Sugarbush Fall Fly-In at Warren-Sugarbush Airport (0B7) in Warren, Vermont. It’s equipped with an original Air-Matic prop.”
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Picture of the Day: Autumn morning
Gerry Strazz submitted this photo and note: “On the Treasure Coast of Florida.”
Picture of the Day: Grass field flying
Danny Smith submitted this photo and note: “A 1940 Piper J5A at Boonville Airport (26NC) in North Carolina. It’s a great day to do some grass field flying.”
Picture of the Day: Dream big, girl!
Jim Roberts submitted this photo and note: “A Waco UPF-7 and young admirer at the Midwest Antique Airplane Club’s 2025 Grassroots Fly-In in Brodhead, Wisconsin.”
Picture of the Day: A day of contrasts
Karyn F. King submitted this photo and note: “It was a glorious fall day in early October 2025 when we arrived back from a day on Orcas Island to our home airport at Harvey Field (S43) in Snohomish, Washington. Mark Peterson took this photo of us landing in our Nanchang CJ6 Chinese trainer warbird. Great contrast with the Cessna 152.”
Picture of the Day: Here comes the sun
Jeromie Golab submitted this photo and note: “Never underestimate the beauty of a sunrise from 3,500 feet on a beautiful fall morning. This photo was captured from our Olds Forge Flyers Flying Club Cessna 172P on a morning flight for breakfast from Lansing Capital Airport (KLAN) in Michigan to Taildraggers Restaurant located at Jackson County Reynolds Field (KJXN) in Jackson, Michigan.”
Picture of the Day: Fun fall flying
Andy Heins submitted this photo and note: “A 1941 Monocoupe 90AL owned and flown by Andy Heins of Dayton, Ohio. Photo by Brittany Elise of Blackbriar Photography.”
Picture of the Day: Flying over Texas
Robbie Culver submitted this photo and note: “Brent Willits flies his RV-8 over Northeast Texas.”
Picture of the Day: High Sierra Fly-In
Jackie Burch submitted this photo and note: “Looking sharp after a rainy day at the 2025 High Sierra Fly-In on the Dead Cow Lakebed 60 miles north of Reno, with the bonfire glowing in the distance. Even with the magnitude of the mud, the good times kept rolling!”