a piper cub lands on a sandbank and uses the surface of the water to extend the runway...

This is pilot, Casey Long's 1951 Piper Cub Airplane taking off from a very short field somewhere in the Black Rock Desert in Nevada

carbon cub taking of windy day at cubcrafters 2007 open house

The Flying Farmer put on his final show, before retiring, at Bealeton VA.

Piper Cub Flying Farmer Charlie Kulp, of Bealeton, VA, will retire his act by flying his final performance at The Flying Circus Airshow on Sunday, October 28, 2007. For ticket and schedule info, visit www.flyingcircusairshow.com. For Charlie Kulp's 80th Birthday Performance DVD, visit www.theflyingfarmer.com.

Join JP and Lunchbox as they journey about Florida in a classic 1946 J-3 Piper Cub! We'll put you right in the cockpit and show you what it is like to fly on a trip in a vintage aircraft. You'll enjoy the scenery and learn a bit about these grand old birds of the sky! The DVD is for sale at www.flyccas.com -- order yours today for the flying fans in your family!

(Formerly) Ace Flier thinks his 1/4-scale World Models Piper Cub is actually a cross between a pylon racer and an IMAC aerobatics plane. Just as well that ASP180 is fed with a good diet of our excellent fuel. Doesn't he fly it just like the real thing?

July 31, 2004 in the 23900 block of 86 Ave East. The pilot of the small vintage plane attempted an emergency landing in a very rough field. The roughness of the terrain flipped the plane. Sorry I don't know the make of the aircraft. None of the injuries were life threatening.