DESKTOP WALLPAPERS - JULY 2013

John Hinton is seen flying the Air Museum Planes of Fame Chance Vought F4U-1A Corsair over Lake Matthews during the 2012 Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino, CA.

Julie Clark flies her aerobatic Beech T-34 Mentor named “Free Spirit” over Santa Rosa, California with Ron Pearson in the back seat during the Pacific Coast Air Museum's annual Wings over Wine Country Air Show. A retired Captain for Northwest Airlines, Julie has accrued over 31,000 accident-free hours over a 40 year period in the air and has been flying aerobatics for 33 years.

David Hayman and Rich Grinnell are seen flying the PZL-Meilec SB-LIM2/MiG-15UTI "Bort18" enroute to Nellis AFB in Las Vegas, Nevada to participate in their annual air show on November 8th, 2012. The MiG is owned and operated by Western Sky Aviation Warbird Museum based in St George, Utah.

This Fokker Dr.1 Triplane is one of seven operated by The Vintage Aviator in New Zealand. They are all painted in Jasta 11 (which was lead by Manfred Van Richtofen during WWI) colors. This one is flown by the late Stuart Tantrum and is painted in the Markings of Richard Wenzyl.

Dr. Kerstin Kelly flying her Bellanca Citabria C-FXTF over Lake Scugog, Ontario.

Dan Fordice flying his N.A. P-51D Mustang "Charlotte's Chariot II" over his hometown of Vicksburg, Mississippi. Dan acquired the airplane and changed the paint scheme to honor local veteran, friend, and fellow Quiet Birdman Cary Salter, who flew "Charlotte's Chariot" in WW2. During this event, Cary and Charlotte were presented with the scheme at a small airshow in Vicksburg in 2010.

Sean D Tucker flying his Oracle Challenger III biplane during AirVenture 2010. It is said to produce more than 400 horsepower, and weighs only 1,200 pounds.

USMC Lockheed-Martin F-35B Lightning II (BuNo.168719, c/n BF-21, Modex VK-01) on final for runway 21R at MCAS Yuma in Arizona on April 30, 2013. This is the first production aircraft and was assigned to VFMA-121 "Green Knights".

Captain Mark Watt and Captain Mike Smart on final approach in rouge airline’s first A319 (fin 290), at Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson International Airport, after completion of the WiFi Certification Test Flight.
 

 

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