Pilot Picasso creates six‑hour sky art flight over the United States

Pilot Picasso creates six‑hour sky art flight over the United States
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Benjamin McDaniel, known as “Pilot Picasso,” flew his 1978 Cessna R182 Skylane RG registration N1810R to create a sky‑art piece titled “Munch’s masterpiece,” keeping the aircraft airborne for 6 hr 9 min.

Earlier flights included a Halloween display on 6 October showing two Ghostbusters, a “Happy Halloween” message and a ghost that lasted about five hours, a 18 September recreation of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa over the Arkansas–Oklahoma area, and an end‑of‑August tribute to a Nepal glacial collapse, a landslide and Dolly Parton’s death.

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