James Rogers submitted this photo and note: “My first off-field landing at Dead Cow Lake with my flight instructor Fred Williams.”
Photo of the Day
Picture of the Day: Did you call for a tow?
Hayman Tam submitted this photo and note: “On a recent trip to Hawaii I drove out to explore Dillingham Airfield, a site for sailplane operations. This ex-USAF 1956 Cessna O-1E Bird Dog was keeping busy getting gliders like this Schweizer SGS airborne.”
Picture of the Day: Memorial Day flight
Mike Kincaid submitted this photo and note: “Flight over Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice.”
Picture of the Day: Lining up for breakfast
Star Novak sent in this photo with a note: “Starting to line up for a Sunday morning breakfast outing at Gardner Municipal Airport (K34) in Kansas. Flying that morning was smoother than the butter and syrup on my pancakes!”
Picture of the Day: Time to let her shine
Gary Moore submitted this photo and note: “I enjoyed a day out flying the 1946 Globe Swift with some formation flying and photo opportunities alongside two of my sons, who were flying our Mooney M20-F. This photo was taken by my son Jack just prior to takeoff out of Centennial Airport (KAPA).”
Picture of the Day: A hacienda hangar
Jim Swickard submitted this photo and note: “A friend’s V-tail Bonanza in the Spanish Colonial Hangar in Alamos, Mexico.”
Picture of the Day: A future man cave?
John Nelon submitted this photo and note: “An MU2 fuselage on a flatbed in southwest Florida. I hope it’ll be put to good use as a man cave somewhere.”
Picture of the Day: Watching the sunset
Kevin Quinn submitted this photo and note: “Trent Palmer in his Kitfox and me in my Carbon Cub watching the sunset.”
Picture of the Day: The pilot’s daughter
Amanda Fairley submitted this photo and note: “Ellie Fairley, 4, gives her father, Dustin Fairley, a kiss after he landed his Champ.”