The folks at Oceania Aviation at Ardmore Airport in Auckland, New Zealand, sent in this photo, explaining: “Ex-Era Helicopters AS350B2 (N186EH) getting ready to leave the Oceania Aviation Hangar as ZK-IEP with a fresh NZCAA CofA.”
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Picture of the day: A great day to go flying
Steve Sundstrom sent in this photo, noting, “It’s a great day to go flying off my grass field Wolfe Airpark (3T2) outside of Houston.”
Pictures of the day: How about these hangar doors?
Size definitely matters when your hangar door has to be big enough to allow access for rockets. Schweiss Doors, which provides hangar doors of every size from the smallest GA hangar to Cape Canaveral, recently delivered two doors to SpaceX, with one 40 feet wide and 69 feet tall, while the other is 90 feet wide […]
Picture of the day: Seaplane spray
Mike Kincaid sent us another beautiful photo from his seaplane adventures in Northern Idaho.
Picture of the day: A blue beauty
John McGraw sent in this photo of a 1966 Cessna 185 with the orignal paint.
Picture of the day: Landing at 3NO
John McGraw sent in this photo of a 1955 Cessna 180 landing at North Omaha Airport (3NO) in Nebraska.
Picture of the day: Triple Tree Aerodrome
Frequent contributor Bill Walker attended this year’s fly-in at Triple Tree Aerodrome in South Carolina last weekend and submitted this picture, noting every visit to Triple Tree is a good time. “Always a great place. Reminds me of those classic paintings of aviation as it was in the 1950s.” Bill’s story on the fly-in — […]
Pictures of the day: Seaplane adventures
Frequent contributor Mike Kincaid sent in these photos from his recent seaplane adventures. “The first is of a Super Cub beached in front of a log cabin at Priest Lake, Idaho,” he explains. “The second is where we dropped in for breakfast with a Beaver in Sandpoint, Idaho.”
Picture of the day: Hold short
Our friend Gene Lee from TheHDPilot.com sent in this photo, explaining: “A Stearman holds short for a Cessna 182 to land at Lancaster, Texas.”