Tattoos In Flight - Aviation and Flight Tattoo Art Gallery

Tattoos In Flight: Airplane, Flying, Aviation & Flight Themed Tattoos

Tattoos in Flight is an ongoing gallery of aviation, flying, aerospace and flight-related tattoos collected from around the web — displaying the passion for the sky exhibited by the wearer. We feature the most skilled artists from around the world who excel in tattooing this unique subject matter, allowing aviation and aerospace enthusiasts to make more informed decisions in choosing a tattoo artist.


   
Tattoos In Flight - Aviation and Flight Tattoo Art Gallery

Blog Posts for October, 2008

Bombshell for Friday: Bomber Girl

Posted on October 3, 2008

bomber gal girl leather jacket WWII B-17 Flying Fortress Airplane Plane Bomb Aviatrix Pinup Bombshell Woman Tattoos In Flight Tim Harris Hope GalleryOur editor went off to Orlando for the National Business Aviation Association convention with his aviation artwork concealed under his suit — so we might be a bit late in getting new tattoos out for the next few days.  But for some fun before the weekend, here’s a bit of a bombshell with a background of B-17s from artist Tim Harris of Hope Gallery Tattoo in New Haven, CT. 

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Charles Lindbergh Aviator Pilot Flying Airplane Spirit of St. Louis Plane Tattoos In Flight Portrait Jason Riggs Lazy LightningIf you have even the basic familiarity with history and aviation, you’ve surely heard of Charles Lindbergh and his solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean in 1927, making him the first human to make such a journey via airplane alone.  Throughout his aviation career, Lindbergh made a name as a pioneer of air routes in some of the most remote and far-away places.  Certainly he can be considered one of the greatest aviators of the 20th century.

This tattoo tribute to Lindbergh was created by artist Jason Riggs of Lazy Lightning Tattoos in Indianapolis, IN. 

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