Robbie Culver submitted this photo and note: “Chad Maisel departs Aero Estates Airpark (T25) in Frankston, Texas.”
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: Cloud Hopping
Jerry Strazz submitted this photo and note: “Slipping atop the surly bonds of Earth.”
Picture of the Day: Kill Devil Hills
Diana Layton submitted this photo and note: “A view of Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, from above.”
Picture of the Day: Hangar Flying With a Young Eagle
Rob Stapleton submitted this photo and note: “Gael Morales, 9, gets an explanation of instruments and controls of a 1979 Cessna 182 during a Young Eagles event by Dave Wampole, 81, a pilot and aircraft owner who is a member of EAA Chapter 620. Wampole, a retired sixth grade teacher, keeps his plane at a hangar at Miami Executive Airport (KTMB) that is a teaching area for Miami-area Young Eagles projects and flights.”
Picture of the Day: V-Tail Sunset Vibes
Scott Brickell submitted this photo and note: “Sunset at Johnson County Executive Airport (KOJC) just south of Kansas City, Missouri, after a long day of flying. Photo by Jake Brickell.”
Picture of the Day: Ready for the Challenge
Merle Manweiler submitted this photo and note: “That special time: You’re headed to the airport with hope — you’re hoping the weather is cooperative, you’re hoping your airplane is perfect for your mission and, most of all, you’re hoping you, the pilot, is on his game ready for the challenge. It’s all about the challenge.”
Picture of the Day: Tippy Top
Diana Layton submitted this photo and note: “The angle of this shot looks as though the glider wing could touch the top of Welton Orchard Mountain in Petersburg, West Virginia.”
Picture of the Day: What a Glory-Ous Day
Jerry Morris submitted this photo and note: “Descending into St. Simons Island Airport (KSSI) in Georgia with the sun in the right place created this perfect ‘glory.’ Another great day to be aloft!”
Picture of the Day: Flying Magic
Ronald Vandervort submitted this photo and note: “My RV-6 in flight. The picture was taken from Hal Downe’s RV-6A over Apex Airpark (8W5) in Washington State.”