Marcel Maritneau submitted this photo and note: “She wanted to absolutely ‘fly’ the airplane.”
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: Commuting to work
Jerry Kemp, who works as a B757/767 check airman in Wilmington, Ohio, sent in this photo with a note: “I was asked to park on the ramp because my normal parking spot was being resurfaced. While walking back to my RV-8 to fly home I thought this was an interesting photo with the B-757 in the foreground.”
Picture of the day: First flight for the grandkids
Mauricio Castro, owner of FlightSight Aviation, sent in this photo with a note: “The first flight of my grandkids Graciela and Tripp out of Raleigh Executive Jetport (KTTA) in North Carolina.”
Picture of the Day: Pot of gold
Scott Golden submitted this photo and note: “The Palm Beach Flight Club Piper Archer fueling up for a morning flight after rain showers when a rainbow appeared.”
Picture of the Day: Final into Ranger Creek
Gary Lanthrum submitted this photo and note: “On final to Runway 33 at Ranger Creek in the Cascade Mountains for a solo picnic. The video of my flight can be seen on YouTube and below.”
Picture of the Day: A piece of aviation history
Pauline Douglass sent in this photo with a note: “I thought you would like a copy of this aviation history. Lucien Desjardin was my dad who, with my mother Grace, and my uncles Frederick, Larry, Alfred, and Albert, did a lot of flying and instructing in the 1930s. The airport is no longer in Westboro, Mass. Now it’s all houses. It now costs about $13,000 to get a private pilot certificate. They used to charge $2 per lesson. Rides were 50 cents to go around the pattern, $1 for half an hour, and $1.50 for an hour. The phone number only had three numbers. My, how times have changed!”
Picture of the Day: The romance of an old airliner
Cedric Bassin submitted this photo and note: “A DC-3 just after landing at Grenchen Airport (LSZG) in Switzerland.”
Picture of the Day: Harvard coming in hot
Eric Dumigan submitted this photo and note: “Kent Beckham coming in hot after an air show practice.”
Picture of the Day: Compass Rose
Penny Hamilton submitted this photo and note: “Socially distant because of COVID-19 virus restrictions, but enjoying Colorado skies at Emily Warner Field (KGNB), volunteers of the Colorado Chapter of the Ninety-Nines improve the airport with a new compass rose.”