Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
Serving Midwest Aviation Since 1960
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This Supermarine Spitfire Mk IXc from the Dakota Territory Air Museum visited AirExpo 2021 before heading over to EAA's AirVenture Oshkosh. See "Aircraft Museums and Collections of Minnesota" in this issue for a related story....
This vintage 1941 Stinson-Stratton L-1F Vigilant WWII-era observation plane was one of the featured aircraft during a mid-November 2021 EAA Chapter 1638 field trip of C&P Aviation's facilities at the Anoka County-Blaine Airport....
This Piper JC3-65 Cub registered to Wally's Flyers, Inc. of St. Paul, Minnesota, participated in the Oct. 30 fly-in pancake breakfast hosted by EAA Chapter 745. Benson's Airport is located between White Bear Lake and Hugo....
A 1999 Cessna 182S registered to Charles Brynelsen of North Oaks, Minnesota, completes pattern work on Runway 27 at the Anoka County-Blaine Airport on Oct. 16....
A 1973 Beechcraft Bonanza V35B registered to Tim Steire of Blue Earth, Minnesota, prepares to touchdown at Hector Municipal Airport Sept. 19 during the 79th Annual Lions Fly-In Breakfast....
A 1978 Bellanca Citabria 150S registered to Alan Kupferschmidt of Lake Elmo, Minnesota, prepares to touchdown at the Moose Lake Annual Fly-In Pancake Breakfast Saturday, Aug. 21....
A 1946 Aeronca 11AC registered to Lowell Einerson of Alexandria pulls into the parking area during the 38th Annual Fly-In & Dine-In Breakfast, Saturday, July 17, in Henning, Minnesota....
Aircraft manufacturers and dealers visited Thunderbird Aviation at Flying Cloud Airport (KFCM) June 4-5 for the US Aircraft Expo. Cirrus Aircraft displayed several Cirrus SR22Ts, including one with this shade of green....
If you can get past the fact that they have way too many moving parts, Helicopters are wonderful aircraft. Igor Sikorsky developed the first practical machine for the US Army called the R-4. About 400 were built and mostly used for medical evacuation during WWII. Helicopter flying during the Korean conflict was made famous by the movie and TV series MASH featuring the Bell 47. That same type was used by a Los Angeles TV station in 1958 as the first "eye and the sky" and called the "Telecopter."...
Ray Johnson flew his 1943 Stearman in for the Sept. 19, 2020 Mora Fly-In....
Miss Air-Venture 2020....
The three DNR helicopters and six out of eight of their winged aircraft....
Look for "Back in the Family" for the story of this aircraft and how it came full-circle for one family.... Full story
Although many aviation events have been canceled or postponed due to Covid-19, Jim Hanson reminds us to "Hold fast to What is Good."... Full story
Rick Franks taxis out in the Hurricane XIIB, marked in the colors of No. 1 Squadron, RCAF.... Full story
EAA's 1929 Ford 4AT-9 on approach to land on Runway 36 at Oshkosh....
This great shot is just one of many from the Brainerd Flash Mob event, shared by photographer Jeremy D. Dando....
Joelle Peterson's Alaskan journey through her grandfather's flight log....
Celebrating 60 years of publication with a photo of Minnesota Flyer Founder Sherm Booen and a list of editors from over the years who have helped to keep the Minnesota Flyer "flying" each month....
MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE MINNESOTA FLYER!...
Not Snoopy's dog house or Sopwith Camel but Sawbones without its canopy. It's the only time racing #71 has been forced to "stand down" due to mechanical problems....
Pilot and Astronaut, Curt Brown Performs in Dr, Robin Crandall's British SeaFury. Curt also races this aircraft at the Reno Air Races.... Full story
The Air Force's new Boeing KC-46A Pegasus air-to-air refueling tanker graced the main ramp. Set to replace or supplement the old KC-135 and KC-10, it's based on the 767 airliner.... Full story
