Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This poor glider suffered a tailstrike; hopefully, she'll be repaired.

The Aviation Hall of New Jersey has finally acquired the nose section of this rare bird. The cockpit is still in good condition and should be open to the public within the next year. The rest of the aircraft succumbed to the scrapman at ACY.

Seen from an adjacent cemetary, this 1969 Navajo does not appear to have flown for a while.

Bereft of her engine, will this lady fly again?

Missing her props, this old lady (built 1959) appears not to have flown in a while.

Bereft of her tail feathers, this 1963 Mooney sits forlornly behind the main hangar building.

Imagine my surprise when I found this Venezuelan-registered 1977 Golden Eagle on the periphery of a central New Jersey GA airport! How did she get here? Will she fly again?

Wings clipped, this Ercoupe clings to the hope she'll fly again.

A 1965 Cessna 310J with engine trouble and peeling paint heads up a line of similarly afflicted aircraft at Twin Pine Airport.

With a similarly afflicted Cessna in the background, this classic Varga Kachina has sat it out for several years now with engine trouble at Twin Pine.

This poor Mooney does not appear to have flown for a while. The aircraft is owned by the manager of this little airport. I am hoping the best for both.

This poor Mooney does not appear to have flown for a while. The aircraft is owned by the manager of this little airport. I am hoping the best for both.