It’s been more than a year since I started Dark Aviation in Instagram and what initially began as a simple hobby, has become a more serious endeavour of discovering and sharing unique aircraft designs and forgotten events in aviation history.
It was a journey full of learning but nevertheless fulfilling, as I gained more insights about aircrafts of the past and present and of course, it gave me the opportunity to meet wonderful people from around the world who share the mutual passion for aviation.
I admit that there was a time when I questioned myself repeatedly about the purpose of Dark Aviation, and there were some days when I thought about quitting especially when people became seemingly less receptive or interested with the content that I was sharing. Until one day, a follower sent a message expressing his thanks for my work because it kept him happy during COVID quarantine. Later on, I started receiving similar messages from other people and from all these responses I gained back the confidence and momentum to continue and even expand beyond my usual topics. I became motivated to put more thought about making really interesting content because I understand that somehow, somewhere in the world, at least one person is made happy by it during these very challenging times.
I wish to continue in creating and sharing more interesting content in my current platform of Instagram and at the same time, consider trying other platforms like YouTube to reach more audiences to share about aviation, its unique machines as well as present amazing aviation-related historical accounts for people to learn and enjoy. I hope you can support my current and future endeavours and I thank everyone who visited, followed and enjoyed my content since I’ve started Dark Aviation.
Best Regards,
DA ⚫️◾️