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Photo of the cover of 202 Program Report featuring a photo of the Mississippi River delta by Alex Kolker.
Three men stand in front of a small, low wing plane. Two men are standing on the left, before the tail number. One is standing to the right of the tail number, by the wing. All of them are wearing ball caps, casual shirts, shorts, and casual/tennis shoes. The plane is white with stripes. The top stripe on the body is skinny and red. It terminates in a swoosh halfway through the tail. There is a white space under the red. The gray stripe is in the middle. It is also skinny and extends to the back of the plane. There is another white space under this stripe. The blue stripe is thick and covers the bottom half of the side of the plane, with the tail number in bold, white lettering. The top of the tail of the plane is a bit like a shark fin, but is flat on top. The stripes are also there and collectively cover about a third of the tail. The thick blue stripe is first, then a white space then the gray, then a white space, and then the red, terminating in a swoosh again.
A young, Black woman sits on the wing of a small plane. She smiles to her right. She is wearing a cream sweatshirt with "SPELMAN COLLEGE" written in blue, with a coordinating powder blue tennis skirt. Her hair is long and is draped over her left shoulder. The plane is a low wing, painted white, with a horizontal blue stripe, a white space, and then a horizontal red stripe, along the body of the plane. The left, top of the picture has a logo from the FAA podcast "The Air Up There", in a transparent white.