Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

The Piper Aviation Museum is the main attraction at the William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven, PA, from which Mr. Piper's first Cubs took off.

This is the main terminal building and FBO of Doylestown Airport, PA.

A host of airliners line up bringing tourists to and from this tropical paradise.

This property may look like a farm, but it is actually a very nicely appointed house with a swimming pool and, yes, a heliport.

On the eastern periphery of Grantley Adams International Airport is a small heliport.

The Concorde Experience museum is located on the eastern periphery of the airport. The irony in this photograph is that Sir Richard Branson wanted to buy a British Airways Concorde and continue to offer supersonic air transport.

This is the main terminal, with the control tower in the background. For such a small island nation, this airport hosts aircraft large and small from around the world.

We are just coming in over the northern end of Newark Airport, about to land on Runway 22L. To the right is the northern freight terminal, used by Kalitta Air and DHL; to the left is Terminal C. The shorter cross-runway, Runway 29 is in the middle. A U

With Teterboro Airport in the foreground (seen from the northern end, with the old tower and the Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey to the left, we have a panoramic view of Newark, Manhattan, the Hudson, and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Fed Ex operates the largest freight terminal at Newark Liberty International; the airport has several other cargo terminals as well. This facility is located on the south end of the airport.

A Twin Otter, Short Skyvan, and Cessna Skylane share the J R S Sky ramp at Stroudsburg-Pocono Airport; the turboprops are used for skydiving.

This is a view from the northern end of the airport, showing the asphalt runway. A local company with two neat turboprops offers skydiving experiences.