Andy Heins submitted this photo and note: “A 1941 Monocoupe 90AL owned and flown by Andy Heins of Dayton, Ohio. Photo by Brittany Elise of Blackbriar Photography.”
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Picture of the Day: Flying over Texas
Robbie Culver submitted this photo and note: “Brent Willits flies his RV-8 over Northeast Texas.”
Picture of the Day: High Sierra Fly-In
Jackie Burch submitted this photo and note: “Looking sharp after a rainy day at the 2025 High Sierra Fly-In on the Dead Cow Lakebed 60 miles north of Reno, with the bonfire glowing in the distance. Even with the magnitude of the mud, the good times kept rolling!”
Picture of the Day: Colorful getaway
Steve Talbot submitted this photo and note: “On a short getaway (while our 5 year old is out with her kindergarten pumpkin picking) to admire the beautiful colors as fall is setting up over Quebec, Canada, in October 2025. This is a beautiful view of the south shore of the St Lawrence River just before landing in Neuville, a suburb of Quebec City (CYQB).”
Picture of the Day: Stormy skies await
Jerry Strazz submitted this photo and note: “Stormy skies await this Piper in sunburst new paint — new paint for an old bird.”
Picture of the Day: Flying over Patagonia
Art Danley submitted this photo and note: “While touring the Bariloche area in Patagonia, Argentina, I met the owner of a pristine 1961 Cessna 172 who took us for one-hour ride in one of the most spectacular regions on the planet, including Nahuel Huapi Lake. I’m a retired TWA/AAL pilot. Long-time and current light plane owner and CFII.”
Picture of the Day: Farm aid
Jerry Kemp submitted this photo and note: “My Piper L-4 in front of the hangar out on the farm. Just checked the corn and beans. They looked good.”
Picture of the Day: Water landing
Gustav Z. Holdosi submitted this photo and note: “Thanks to cooperation between Austria and Hungary, water landings are possible again. Here is our Lake LA4/200EP during landing training for the extension of a SEP (sea) license.”
Picture of the Day: Flying over Lake Buchanan
Christian Sanchez submitted this photo and note: “This photograph was captured a few months back during my first out-of-state flight. Here, you can see Lake Buchanan in Texas from an altitude of 3,500 feet. I found it fascinating how the lake appeared to be divided, creating a striking visual effect.”