Low Flying Collection

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Chris Latham

Couple of low flying Goldeneyes, Netherlands

Bouncing bomb raid, artwork
Bouncing bomb raid. Computer artwork showing a Lancaster bomber dropping a bouncing bomb to destroy a German dam during World War II

Mount Shuksan from Picture Lake, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington, USA

Anti-Aircraft Gun
German artillery, wearing gas masks, with a quick-firing anti-aircraft gun used mainly against low-flying aeroplanes. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

A Cessna CG-2 Glider is flown by its pilot. 1936

Hanriot monoplane, 1910. Piloted by 15-year-old Marcel Hanriot (1894-1961), this monoplane is being flown low over scared horses and their handlers

Low flying plane passing over houses, composite image

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Inbound over the tranquil Picture Lake in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington USA, a low flying plane casts a reflection on the water. A nod to the past, a Cessna CG-2 Glider soars gracefully, reminiscent of the daring days of bouncing bomb raids depicted in artwork. Meanwhile, in the Netherlands, a couple Goldeneyes duck gracefully through the calm waters. In contrast, the roar of an anti-aircraft gun from a bygone era echoes through the Australian sky as a Hanriot monoplane braves the skies of New South Wales in 1910. The thrill remains a timeless allure for pilots and aviation enthusiasts alike.