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Sunset on the flight line at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum during the May 2014 Open House in Addison, Texas.

The folding wings of the Grumman Wildcat and Avenger were one of the demonstrations at the open house at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum in Addison, Texas.

"Out to Pasture"- This 747-200 has been retired from service, and placed on display sans engines at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum in McMinnville, OR.

A crowd gathers to watch Air Force One depart Boeing Field after a fundraising stop.

Pacer Sunset- This was taken just after receiving my second-ever ride in a non-airliner. We went up for a single hop in the pattern, and taxied back to the hangar just in time to catch the sun on its

Transported back in time

The Red arrows at Farnborough Air Show 2014

The Red Arrows flying in formation

Canadian Forces Snowbirds performing at the inaugural twilight show at the 2014 Abbotsford International Airshow, Abbotsford British Columbia Canada

Five CT-114 Tutors from the Canadian Forces Snowbirds are captured at the exact moment they perform their Lag Back Cross maneuver. The Lag Back Cross is one of the more visually impressive maneuvers f

A CF-18 from the Royal Canadian Air Force passes by a Super Moon in full afterburner during a twilight show in Abbotsford, BC. This legacy Hornet is specially painted to celebrate the 90 years of the

A Pitts S2B goes into a knife-edge maneuver with the Golden Ears mountains as a backdrop. The S2B is owned by George Kirbyson, an original member of the famed Ray-Ban Gold Aerobatic Team. This is the

Czech Mates: A pair of Supermarine Spitfires share a hangar in Bellingham, WA. A rare sight on it's own and both aircraft wear Czech markings and were part of RAF 312 Squadron, a Czech unit.

The Flying Heritage Collection's Bf-109E breaks formation with their Spitfire Vc during their display for Battle of Britain Day at Paine Field in Everett, Washington.

iPhone panorama taken from the cockpit window of Historic Flight Foundation's DC-3 of the Commemorative Air Force B-29 'FiFi' parked opposite at sunset. Paine Field's control tower and the Boeing fli

Crossing the Cascade mountains aboard the world's only flying B-29, 'FiFi' of the Commemorative Air Force.

Atlantis, STS-135, sits on Pad 39A after the RSS has been retracted. After sunset the Xenon lights illuminated the scene with an unearthly brightness.

Pilot Carl Davidson gets caught in a flightline vortex at Sedona Airport, Sedona Arizona.

A Stearman pilot turns base to final over the water north of Paine Field in Everett, WA, as seen in a small reflective mirror mounted to the upper wing.

Tim Wiebe guides the only flying B-29 in the world, 'FiFi,' across the Cascades of Western Washington. 'FiFi' belongs to the Commemorative Air Force and travels the country every summer.

Sunset on Historic Flight Foundation's ramp, their DC-3, P-51B, and B-25D take a break after a beautiful day of flying, among several other aircraft. Reflection provided by a very small and very dirt

Historic Flight Foundation's DC-3 leading the formation with the Seattle Museum of Flight's DC-2 off its wing during Vintage Aircraft Weekend.

Historic Flight Foundation's Spitfire Mk. IXe over the mountains of Western Washington, captured from the rear seat of their B-25D Mitchell.

2nd Annual Air & Space Photo Contest

A Pitts S2B goes into a knife-edge maneuver with the Golden Ears mountains as a backdrop. The S2B is owned by George Kirbyson, an original member of the famed Ray-Ban Gold Aerobatic Team. This is the

A Pitts S2B goes into a knife-edge maneuver with the Golden Ears mountains as a backdrop. The S2B is owned by George Kirbyson, an original member of the famed Ray-Ban Gold Aerobatic Team. This is the only flying example still in the team colors

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