The T-6 Texan from the Palm Springs Air Museum taking off with a rider in the back seat getting a World War II flying experience.
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Wind And Rain Next Few Days
Clouds over Palm Springs yesterday. Reminds me of an ocean in the sky. And I always really like the flash of color at sunset. The beginning of high winds and rain for the next few days. Time-lapse.
The Barron Hilton Stearman
A ride flight taking off in the Palm Springs Air Museum Stearman. This airplane was previously owned by Barron Hilton. Very fun, the rider sits in the front seat. Open cockpit flying is an experience!
4500hp!
A Sikorsky S-64E late afternoon today. I do not recall seeing one of these come in to Palm Springs. 4500hp! And no it did not come to the Palm Springs Air Museum. Maybe next time!
Southwest
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 departing Palm Springs. This has been a really busy airport lately.
World War II L-5’s
Two World War II Stinson L-5 Sentinel aircraft that visited the Palm Springs Air Museum over this past weekend.
And Then Rain
Yesterday, very windy as the clouds build up, becoming totally overcast and then rain at sunset. Time-lapse. Palm Springs California.
Navy Sea Hawk
Another look at that Navy MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter departing Palm Springs this past Friday.
Bunny Takeoff
“Bunny” the Palm Springs Air Museum P-51 Mustang dedicated to Tuskegee Airman Lt. Col. Bob Friend in takeoff. Pilot Tom Nightingale.
Navy Sea Hawk
A Navy MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter departing Palm Springs this past Friday.
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