Claire Parr submitted this photo and note: “Photograph taken by me on June 4, 2024, from “Placid Lassie” flying in formation over the Normandy beaches.”
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Picture of the Day: Wright Brothers Master Pilot award winner
Sparky Barnes submitted this photo and note: “Pilots Juliette Cosh and Kristy Gentry-Cox congratulate Dr. Stan Stepp at McMinn County Airport (KMMI) in Athens, Tennessee, for receiving the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award on Jan. 25, 2025. An octogenarian, he’s owned close to 30 airplanes through the years, including five Piper Vagabonds.”
Picture of the Day: RAF Super Supporter
Tricia McKenna submitted this photo and note: “Rachel Thompson, a supporter of the Recreational Aviation Foundation and snow woman builder, takes advantage of a snowy day in Oklahoma.”
Pictures of the Day: Iceboat Regatta
Jim Stevenson sent in these photos with a note: “Over the last weekend in January 2025 there was a large iceboat regatta on Lake Winnebago, just south of Oshkosh.”
Picture of the Day: Become a Young Eagle
Trần Anh submitted this photo and note: “Get ready to have the experience of your lifetime. We’ll show you how to become a Young Eagle and taste the freedom of flight that most people only dream about.”
Picture of the Day: Full house
William Vergonet submitted this photo and note: “Just another morning taking care of beautiful birds.”
Picture of the Day: Cleaning the snow off the easy way
Bob Komjathy submitted this photo and note: “An Air National Guard Chinook just about disappearing in the snow doing a low hover behind my home at Brighton Airport (45G) in Michigan, Jan. 15, 2025. We get all sorts of visitors at our little airport. It’s always a joy to see them.”
Picture of the Day: Mitchell memories
Jim Roberts submitted this photo and note: “This B-25 Mitchell seems to be reflecting on a long, storied history.”
Picture of the Day: Cubbing
Jim Rice submitted this photo and note: “My brother, Rick, and I about to go flying in our 1946 Piper J-3 Cubs at Wolf River Airport (54MA) in Rossville, Tennessee. Rick’s Cub, in the distance, is the plane our dad taught both of us to fly in the 1970s. Dad restored both of these Cubs. Both have been in the family since the late 1960s. Our mom was also a pilot and dad taught her in a J-3.”