Both aircraft are operated for United’s regional feeder network and are typical sights at US airports. CRJ-200s are being retired gradually, making ramp shots like these a bit less common as time goes on.

My brother decided to get a photo shoot with his car that he bought in southern California. Anyways, the air museum in Palm Springs California comes highly recommended.

A naked F-117A Nighthawk stripped of her black hued radar absorbing skin, as well as all of her classified avionics. She was designated #833, nicknamed \"Black Devil.\" She’s presently on permanent display at the Palm …

The Consolidated PBY Catalina is hands down my #1 favorite airplane in all of aviation. This beauty is on display at the Palm Springs Air Museum. I hope she can be restored to an airworthy condition someday.

I’m feel lucky that I’m old enough to remember seeing the F-4 fly at air shows regularly. Now places like the Palm Springs Air Museum is pretty much the only place I can see one. I’ll take it.

Douglas Dauntless at the Palm Springs Air Museum WWII Naval Aviation Hangar. The SBD is among my favorites of WWII era warbirds.

A living legend! She’s not just an exhibit at Palm Springs Air Museum, she also flies with passengers.