Beautiful shot! Great juxtaposition of the aircraft aloft with the concrete? factory grounded on earth in the background.
Written on 26/01/2020 by Nat Sam
Beautiful photo! 5*****'s
Written on 26/01/2020 by LELAND SCHMIDT
Cessna 60781 was the featured aircraft in a 1969 Cessna promotional brochure displaying it's original turquoise and orange colors. 60781 started it's life as a trainer for a flight school in the south, possible Alabama. It was then sold to a private pilot in southern Missouri who following a heart attack sold the aircraft to Les Erb of Airgo in Centralia, Illinois. When I acquired the aircraft in 1977 it had approximately 4000 hr TT. I sold 60781 in 1979 to Bill's Biplanes in Wisconsin.
Written on 26/01/2020 by Richard Sprehe
Agree 100% with Michael.
Written on 26/01/2020 by ken kemper
Beautiful Photo Andreas......
Thank you, Gavin
Written on 26/01/2020 by Fabian Dirscherl
I love all these OLD Pictures like that, nothing like seeing that Airplane going back into the sky.
Written on 26/01/2020 by Paul Miller
Many thanks.
Written on 26/01/2020 by goodluck747400
Thanks!
Written on 26/01/2020 by goodluck747400
OK ? so that's how the rich live, good luck. The rest of us DON'T have a nice Airplane & Car to use and simply join the other cattle using the "other" way to get from place to place !!!!
Written on 26/01/2020 by Paul Miller
Actually there were two of this aircraft type are in service; they are highly modified Boeing 747-200Bs, designated VC-25A and having tail numbers 28000 and 29000.
Written on 26/01/2020 by a mentor
Great shot man!
Written on 26/01/2020 by Nathan Cervantes
pas Cirus---Zenair CH750
Written on 26/01/2020 by andré belleau
Bravo jesse kyser good description
Written on 26/01/2020 by andré belleau
San Francisco 49ers jet to Florida from SJC today 1/26/2020!
Written on 26/01/2020 by Tom Vance
Location: Lapine, AL
Written on 26/01/2020 by gretnabear
Accident Number: ERA18LA073
Date & Time: 01/27/2018, 1140 CST
Registration: N900L
Aircraft: AERO COMMANDER 680 F
Aircraft Damage: Substantial
Defining Event: Loss of control on ground
Injuries: 1 None
Flight Conducted Under: Part 91: General Aviation - Personal
1974 Beech V35B Bonanza
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
GREAT looking A/C, NICE pic!
Over 46 yrs and lookin’ good!!
N2992V - 1947 Beech 35 Bonanza
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
Over 72 yrs and lookin’ good!!
SUPER THANK YOU! to everyone who helps keep these Ol’ birds flying
GREAT looking A/C, NICE pic!
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
NICE!
N661BD, 1974 Scottish Aviation Bulldog T.1
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
not Cessna Skyhawk
another Sky King hit and won't say another
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
https://www.skyking.com/
SORRY if I was out of line
Written on 26/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
I've been in aviation since mid '60s, and have seen a lot of communities grow around airports, bring a lot of noise complaints
JOAN W.
Written on 26/01/2020 by warmwynds
At your age, I am jealous as to what you will see in the future. Beam me up Joan!
Clear Space ......
ROBERT C. :
Written on 26/01/2020 by warmwynds
Thank you for the comment. Most of my photos are of business jets and private pilot as the local airport is minutes away. I took three of this Lear as it passed and this particular one has done very well for an average to good photo at best.
Clear skies
I wish I could watch history! So cool you got the opportunity! I am jealous! 5*!
Written on 26/01/2020 by Joan Williams
Thanks Andre, much appreciated.
Written on 26/01/2020 by Gavin Hughes
HOLLY sh**t nice shott mate!!
Written on 26/01/2020 by Rashyd Maduro
fantastic
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
I second Gavin's comment
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
10*
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
Quite a spectacular livery and so well highlighted on a great looking plane in excellent light, plus the movement. Super shot Fabian.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Gavin Hughes
People are still using these birds for practical purposes in quantities that justify a program dedicated to "performance" conversions? [scratches head]
Written on 25/01/2020 by john doe
I flew in one, once. Wow... But even a Beech 1900 is transportation. You get to know who you are flying with. I remember a flight out of MIA to NAS. The Beech 19 had a glitter ball like on the Millennium Falcon. Seriously. I laughed so hard... It was a young crew, and they were having fun that day. It was cloudless, and toasty warm. A beautiful day to fly.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Robert Cowling
But the Short I flew in? It was raining, and in the 40's. A 'FUGLY' day, made all the more FUGLY by the flight, the noise, the crowding, the primitive services, the turbulence. *sigh* I survived. I missed the return flight as we drove back. YIPPEE!!!
First flight even made the radio news service here in Adelaide, South Australia at 2230 GMT. Nice pic too by the way.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Nice!
Written on 25/01/2020 by Robert Cowling
Nice catch! Look at that rubber burning!
Written on 25/01/2020 by Robert Cowling
Awesome shot!
Written on 25/01/2020 by Robert Cowling
That was actually a great plane. I flew into Antigua on one, and they banked over the west harbor, and I saw my boat. Such a fantastic sight. I wonder why Airbus dropped them...
Written on 25/01/2020 by Robert Cowling
Beautiful shot Andreas.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Gavin Hughes
Right place, right time with just that little bit of luck - great shot.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Gavin Hughes
absolutely beautiful ohoto.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
At one time, my husband was the CEO of the Mooney Airplane Company here in Kerrville, Texas, and we have a soft spot in our hearts for Mooneys.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Mary Mathews
Great photo. Very clear!
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
Great picture!
Written on 25/01/2020 by Andre Blanchard
Actually the airport was NOT there before the Naylor Ranch. And the flights are not over the airport, they are over my house, front yard, wildlife, and small ranch. I'm sure you support responsible, property-owners-considerate aviation, where everyone can enjoy and appreciate these biplanes. That's not what I am experiencing. In addition, I am a history professional and my family loves air shows and vintage aircraft. I have a photo of my son when he was 8,(now 30)taking a ride in a biplane over Boeing Field. For reasons I cannot state here,without fear of being sued,I am being harassed, and it's wrong.
Written on 25/01/2020 by Mary Mathews
Landing photo.
Written on 25/01/2020 by goodluck747400
Sky King 1ST A/C WAS 1943 Cessna T-50, N67832, Next, was a 1958 Cessna 310B, N5348A
Written on 25/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
originaly aired from 16 September 1951, series came to an end in 1959
other a/c were subd but same n's
https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/tag/sky-king/
1930 Waco RNF
Written on 25/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
SUPER THANK YOU! to everyone who helps keep these Ol’ birds flying
1974 Pitts S-1C Special
Written on 25/01/2020 by jesse kyzer
What a beauty!
Written on 25/01/2020 by George Haven
