Flyover #15375

Matted, canvas, & super high gloss prints available. Questions?

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The Story

A restored Spad biplane roars overhead, trailing show smoke.

The Spad was a French design that stood up well against Axis planes during WWI. The airplane was mostly a wooden-framed aircraft covered with fabric, which was common at the time. It was a robust and successful fighter aircraft, and almost all Allied flying corps were using the Spad fighter plane by the end of WWI.

Location: Bethel, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Picture and story © Andrew Dierks

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