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Copperstate Regional EAA Fly-In Image Gallery

Editorial Staff

Monday, October 21, 2002 at 12:00 AM ET

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The article presents a photographic tour of the Copperstate Regional EAA Fly-In, showcasing a diverse collection of aircraft.
The gallery features a wide range of planes, including historical aircraft, experimental designs, helicopters, and ultralights, utilizing facilities like a grass runway and a dedicated float plane pond.
Images depict the vibrant atmosphere of the fly-in, with attendees interacting with displays, camping alongside planes, and enjoying the event, often accompanied by humorous captions.

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Before …

Grass (37 Kb)

… After …

Float Plane Pond (22 Kb)

… and then the rains came
(Actually, this is the pond for float planes.)

(31 Kb)

Antonov AN-2

Visitors Inspect a Helicopter (41 Kb)

“Smells like they wear a lot of sunscreen in here.”

Experimental with Gull-Wing Door (41 Kb)

Putting a cargo door on it doesn’t mean you get to call it an SUV

Tent Beside Cessna (32 Kb)

Snug as a bug

Historic Aviation Clocks (58 Kb)

Many ways to tell time

Folks sitting by a Cherokee (48 Kb)

“Look, I’m tellin’ ya: You’re overgross if you put five big guys in that little Cherokee!”

Nice doors on an open cockpit plane (52 Kb)

Easy in and out

Airshow Audience (24 Kb)

“You still see it?” “ Huh?” “Nevermind.”

(30 Kb)

A rabble of red Wacos

Paraglider with trailing streamers (19 Kb)

Don’t streamers add a lot of drag?

Disembarking from an ultralight (34 Kb)

The best way to see Phoenix from the air

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Editorial Staff