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It’s been few years since I was thinking to fly on 4th of July to watch the fireworks from above. This year I was able to make it happen and flew with my family over LA Basin, more specifically we planned to be on top of the Queen Mary ship right at 21:00 and watch the spectacular firework from 3500 ft above.

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After many years flying in SoCal, I had the chance to fly to L70 today. A hidden 4000ft airport, surrounded by hills. Approach was pretty interesting, flying from KEMT, I climbed to 6500 and then dropped to pattern attitude to cross the mid-field for a right downwind for runway 22. There are hills on the approach path that makes the landing pretty interesting. After landing I only saw on person I his golf cart, all hangers closed and no one in sight.

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Yes, it’s very unusual to see this much green land when flying in SoCal!

Today we took off from KEMT for F70, it was great flying day, good visibility and smooth air, flying to F70 we saw every hill covered in green, and I guess we missed super bloom with few weeks.

It’s always great to have friends as first time GA pilots seating and having them to fly the plane, sharing this great flying experience with others is what I like the most!

Aren’t we lucky to enjoy blue skies ?

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Beautiful day to fly in LA basin today, I flew with my cousin today, first time small plan copilot! We had nice day and will do this again.

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Today I had the chance to fly with group of friend to Catalina for end of summer annual party. It’s an amazing 30 min flight from El Monte to Catalina where you get transfered to an another world. Upon arrival we did some hiking and afterwards we joined for the end of summer annual party event.