David Jones sent in these photos, snapped at Stallion 51 in Kissimmee, Florida. The first features Crazy Horse and Crazy Horse 2 on the ramp, while the other two showcase the P-51s in the hangar at KISM.
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A big splash
Christopher Ebdon recently sent in this photo with a brief note: “Photo flight of Grumman Albatrosses enroute to Lake Conroe, Texas, to make a big splash.”
Sentimental Journey
Gord McNulty sent in this photo, noting: “The Commemorative Air Force B-17G Flying Fortress “Sentimental Journey” took center stage while visiting the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Hamilton, Ontario, in September, 2016.”
Snow hits the south
Our good friends at Greenville Downtown Airport (KGMU) in South Carolina took some time out from clean up and shoveling efforts to take some photos of the snow that hit the southern airport earlier this month.
Back to his roots
Frequent contributor Rafael Cortes sent in these photos for Picture of the Day, with a quick note: “After some time flying other light-sport aircraft, I decided to go back to my ultralight roots, and get re-checked in the Quicksilver Sport2S. It was a fun sunset flight over Arecibo, even flying by the new tallest statue […]
Up, up and away
Hal Denton sent in this photo taken by his son, Sam, while he worked with the chase crew for Balloons over Asheville in North Carolina.
Bike, ski, fly
Lincoln Benedict sent in this photo, explaining: “I love to bike, ski, and fly, so it stood to reason a month after I purchased a 1960 Cessna 172 I wanted to combine all three! A 40-minute flight (quite the headwind) took me from KBXM to 0B1. From there I took my cross bike (replete with […]
The last sunset of 2016
Frequent contributor Albert Dyer sent in this photo, explaining: “From the Mooney’s left seat, I am witness to the last sunset of 2016 as I continue toward New Smyrna Beach Municipal Airport (KEVB) in Florida. My plan for tomorrow? To welcome in 2017 with a sunrise walk on the beach. “The flexibility of the US […]
A good day’s work
Steve Nelson sent in this photo, with a quick note: “Larry Qualls, from L&L Aviation, doing some work on a customer’s P-64 at Rocky Mountain Metropolitian Airport (KBJC) in Broomfield, Colo.”