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Welcome to our latest Caption Contest at Air Facts, where 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 C. E. Sherrod for his winning caption:
“And you thought flying cars were a new idea!”
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John Deere enters the aviation industry! Pulling a plough, however, was an entirely different challenge from the air.
The wheelchair-bound used to be forced to extreme measures just to get over a curb! Things are much better now.
The hat retention bar tested effective to 75 knots.
Fred was in for a surprise after he misassembled his brand new riding mower.
My winner…!!! All good, but this one made me laugh the most.
Dunno why, but my immediate thought was “Hey Kitty, Kitty”… go figure.
:-)
Maybe this horn will get those cows out of the way.
Cheap kit. Wings optional.
I want one!
Recently discovered photo of an early Air Tractor prototype.
“Shoulda sprung for the upgrades.”
Mary Poppins in the 20th Century
Government engineer designed an eco friendly flying toilet that not only distributes and sanitizes. It was soon discovered that it also cured constipation.
“Curse you, Red Baron!”
Maybe the pedal-assisted engine power option was a mistake. Cramps! Arggg!
“This is going to take longer than I thought.”
The flying butler never really caught on.
Class Bravo? What the heck is class Bravo?
Frank was tinkering with his wheelchair again…
Ho Ho, Hi Ho, It’s off to work we go!
Did he steal it from the local nursing home?!
Hey, it could be worse. How? Could be raining.
Follow the yellow brick road!
And you thought flying cars were a new idea!
I think I can, I think I can I think I can!
These toilets are really well ventilated – I wonder why the toilet paper is so wide?
Notice how our aerodynamic top bar not only retains the pilot’s hat, it creases it just right!
Early photos prove that cloud seeding is only truly effective with proper air plowing
The guys at the office are gonna be so jealous of my new ride!
Darn It All, where’s Toto?
Greenacres never looked so good !
chitty chitty bang bang chitty bang bang
What could go Possibly go Wrong…
“Well….it beats flying on Southwest.”
His idea of risk management might be different from yours. (credit to Richard Collins)