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PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: Third week of April

Dipping into the archive this week, as I've been busy with work and getting our pullets and cockerels set up in the coop. I went back to a few shots from January, February, and March for this series, showcasing some of my favorite aviation shots from this year, so far.


-Forrest



A Horizon ERJ-175 on short final for runway 12, at Pangborn Memorial airport in Wenatchee. Pangborn was the eventual destination for the first trans pacific flight in 1931.
A Horizon ERJ-175 on short final for runway 12, at Pangborn Memorial airport in Wenatchee. Pangborn was the eventual destination for the first trans pacific flight in 1931.
My grandfather, an engineer for Boeing, played a hand in designing the landing gear and wing design for not only the 727, but the 737 as well. The aircraft pictured was the first 727 off the production line, and now resides at the Museum of Flight in Seattle.
My grandfather, an engineer for Boeing, played a hand in designing the landing gear and wing design for not only the 727, but the 737 as well. The aircraft pictured was the first 727 off the production line, and now resides at the Museum of Flight in Seattle.
A retired MiG-21, beaded by a team of artists lead by South African Ralph Ziman, on display at The Museum of Flight in Seattle.
A retired MiG-21, beaded by a team of artists lead by South African Ralph Ziman, on display at The Museum of Flight in Seattle.
From the North Fork bridge project- a Columbia Helicopter owned Boeing/Vertol 234 (the civilian variant of the CH-47 "Chinook") in the process of lifting the bridge from the Stehekin Valley Ranch
From the North Fork bridge project- a Columbia Helicopter owned Boeing/Vertol 234 (the civilian variant of the CH-47 "Chinook") in the process of lifting the bridge from the Stehekin Valley Ranch
An Emirates A380 cruises overhead at 35,000 feet, on its way from Dubai to Los Angeles. Stehekin gets some small general aviation aircraft into our airstrip through the flying season, most sporting big tires and tailwheels, but GPS waypoints bring some interesting aircraft overhead throughout the day.
An Emirates A380 cruises overhead at 35,000 feet, on its way from Dubai to Los Angeles. Stehekin gets some small general aviation aircraft into our airstrip through the flying season, most sporting big tires and tailwheels, but GPS waypoints bring some interesting aircraft overhead throughout the day.

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