The next time you want to go sightseeing, why not do it a few thousand feet above the ground in a vintage plane? It’s a great throwback to the old days that airplane enthusiasts can appreciate.

In Atlanta, Bi-Plane Adventures will take in on a ride over the North Georgia Foothills and give you a bird’s-eye view of downtown Atlanta in the last biplane to be used in U.S. military service.

Flights are from 30 minutes to an hour and cost anywhere $170 to $300.

If you are in California wine country, check out Vintage Airplane Company.

You can fly in a WWII open-cockpit biplane over the vineyards of the Sonoma and Napa valleys.

Rides are 20 to 40 minutes, and cost between $173 and $295.

Then there is Attitude Aviation of Livermore, California, where you actually can help fly the plane yourself.

Or you can leave it to the certified pilots, who can take you on an adventure of rolling, dipping and soaring over the beautiful Sacramento delta.

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