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Welcome to our latest Caption Contest at Air Facts. Once a month, we post a photo and call on our very talented readers to provide a caption for that photo. Check out our most recent one below and if an amusing or clever caption comes to mind, just post it as a comment. In two weeks, we’ll cut off this contest and the staff of Air Facts will choose their favorite caption.
You will be rewarded for your effort! The winning caption writer will receive a prize: a personally autographed copy of Richard Collins’ latest book, Logbooks: Life in Aviation.
Good luck and have fun!
Update: we have a winner!
Congratulations to David Seitz for his winning caption: “Welcome to the airwash, will that be cash or credit?”
Coming from an aviation family, John grew up in the back of small airplanes and learned to fly as a teenager. Ever since, he has been hooked on anything with wings and regularly flies a Citabria, a Pilatus PC-12, and a Cirrus SR22. He is an ATP and also holds ratings for multiengine, seaplanes, gliders, and helicopters. In addition to being Editor-in-Chief of Air Facts, John is the President of Sporty’s.
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No problem! I’ve flown in weather like this a hundred times!!
“Hey, it can’t be THAT bad… just looks like upside-down soft serve!”
And the course is now set for some extreme inverted pylon racing.
For a tail wind, stay to the right.
There’s some ice cream cones you’d best avoid licking.
I became a pilot so I could eat the cinnamon rolls in the sky.
This is your Dr Seuss weather report
Observe the newest cloud type, alto-meringue-us :)
Surrender Dorothy!
Hey Lewis, looks like lennies, likely lift, call Lenard and Louise and launch the LS-3 and L-23 and have a look.
George Jetson clouds.
Lentinculars stacked in a holding pattern.
Caption for Contest #5
“Whirling Dervishes”
And the music goes round and round, Oh oh o o o !
Because I was inverted.
Tornado? What Tornado?!!
N1234IC this is Baskin Robins approach, you are cleared via the “lick one” arrival, radar vectors, contact Cone tower passing the “Swirl” outer marker fix.
(heavy metal band) Twisted Sister is coming to town !
Maybe….not……today……
Better to be on the ground wishing you were up there, then the other way around.
Fly near me and you will get “screwed” !
Welcome to the airwash, will that be cash or credit?
All you can eat lennies breakfast with turbulence on the side!
” I told you flying with a hangover was a screwball idea”