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Our airport recently raised our rent for the 3rd time in as many years. One of their statements was the airport should be self-sustaining and it weren't generating enough revenue. This was a big mistake! One of our local pilots submitted an open-records request and the city was forced to...

I hear you and I've removed my Eject button from my 182 so the fighter pilots don't get offended. I've learned my lesson.

That's true. I'm actually tired of it right now! Too many more to go.

Mid America's Mission is as follows: Honoring Veterans Mentoring Kids Providing Opportunity for Community Support Preserving Aviation History As we gathered to celebrate these amazing veterans, Scott made a speech and mentioned the mission of the museum. You'd better believe the mission above...

My friend's 421 on a beautiful morning!

Yeah, if it doesn't melt!

I shot them both from a B-25. By the time the show me their bellies, they’re gone!

My office!

Thanks! I would have been ducking!

Thank you. I only use the two lenses in my signature for air-to-air. In this case, I think theses were all shot with the 70-200.

It's Lake Bob Sandlin. It's right next to the Mid America Flight Museum in Mount Pleasant, TX.

It is a beautiful plane. They already had one, but bought this one because it has two seats.

Here's your answer!

Last, but certainly not least! This was the second helicopter I've ever shot (both this weekend). Scott Glover piloting the Cobra at Mid America Flight Museum.

I thought I was doing okay in the T6 this weekend, then I was told the next step is to do 10 full-stop, 3-point landings from the back seat. Once you do that, you can pretty much fly anything.

It was late in the morning and a very bumpy ride in the B-25, but we got it done. What an amazing airplane.

Kelly Mahon wanted both of his yellow planes photographed, so we threw Daniel Wotring in the Waco and I went up in the Loach.

No idea! Nope, I've never used one. I might have tried one had I known I'd be shooting a helicopter! I normally shoot 1/80 or 1/60 when shooting planes. For this I went from 1/60 and stepped down to 1/25, taking photos at all setting throughout the shoot because I knew a lot would be blurry...

I spent four days at Mid America Flight Museum for the reunion of helicopter pilots from the Lighthorse, D-Troop 3/5, C-Troop 3/17. We were busy making sure everyone got rides, but we did get in a few photo missions! This was the first time I ever shot a helicopter, so I was pretty nervous...

Keep us posted. I'll vote for any of the above and I'll plan to be there.