Home > Blog  > 5 Amazing Night Flying Photos
Blog

5 Amazing Night Flying Photos

By Erica Martin on Oct 01, 2013 10:10 AM |

1. Bulgaria Air 737

A Bulgaria Air 737 Departs Sofia Airport, October 26, 2006. Photo Credit Ognyan Stefanov/Pixstel Photography/Airliners.net

A Bulgaria Air 737 Departs Sofia Airport, October 26, 2006. Photo Credit Ognyan Stefanov/Pixstel Photography/Airliners.net

2. F/A 18C

An F/A 18C Hornet approaches the USS Ronald Reagan in the Arabian Gulf, May 18, 2011. Photo credit U.S. Navy/Alexander

An F/A 18C Hornet approaches the USS Ronald Reagan in the Arabian Gulf, May 18, 2011. Photo credit U.S. Navy/Alexander

3. Airshow lights, Melbourne Australia

Airshow lights, Melbourne Australia, March 2009. Photo credit Lnk.Si/Flickr

Airshow lights, Melbourne Australia, March 2009. Photo credit Lnk.Si/Flickr

4. A U.S. Navy MV-22 Osprey

A U.S. Navy MV-22 Osprey takes off from the USS Boxer, an amphibious assault ship off the coast of California. October 29, 2012. Photo credit U.S. Navy

A U.S. Navy MV-22 Osprey takes off from the USS Boxer, an amphibious assault ship off the coast of California. October 29, 2012. Photo credit U.S. Navy

5. SFO Congestion at Night

SFO Congestion at Night, Runways 17L and 17R, San Francisco International Airport (SFO), July 17,2009. Photo Credit Terence Chang/Flickr

SFO Congestion at Night, Runways 17L and 17R, San Francisco International Airport (SFO), July 17,2009. Photo Credit Terence Chang/Flickr




Read More Posts Like This

Blog 5 Common FAR Violations Aidan Johnson | Dec 01, 2024

Being a pilot requires more knowledge than simply “knowing how to fly.” Knowing what not to do is a crucial aspect of flying that pilots must be cognizant of, and it is equally important to understand the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) flight rules as it...

PEA Cessna 172 N6345B Professional Shot while in Flight
Newsletter Why A Cessna 172 is Great for Flight Training Aleksandra Miladinovic | Nov 29, 2024

Picture soaring in the skies, hands on the yoke of aviation’s most trusted flight training aircraft – the Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Noted as the most successful aircraft in the history of general aviation, it has contributed to turning numerous aviation dreams into reality. This newsletter...

How ADS-B Works. November 2024. FAA Safety Briefing. Medium
Blog ADS-B: What’s the Big Deal? Aleksandra Miladinovic | Nov 13, 2024

In an industry that is endlessly evolving like aviation, it is imperative that technology within aircraft remain up to date, too. Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) is an innovative system that was developed to reshape the way aircraft are tracked and monitored, enhancing safety and efficiency...