Super dad! Harrison Ford climbs into the cockpit of his own private twin-engine jet to fly his son Liam home on Father's Day

Harrison Ford climbed in the cockpit on Sunday for a Father's Day trip back home with son Liam after a family vacation.
The 70-year-old Star Wars star piloted his green nine-seat twin-jet Cessna 680 to a Los Angeles-area airport.
The actor helped unload luggage from the aircraft, including a bag of tennis rackets.

Father and pilot: Harrison Ford made a safe landing on Sunday in his private jet at a Los Angeles-area airport with his son Liam following a family vacation

Harrison was dressed comfortably for the flight in blue jeans, a grey short-sleeved button down shirt and aviator sunglasses.
The Blade Runner star first started flying training in the 1960s and pilots both fixed-winged aircraft and helicopters.

 

Harrison and wife Calista Flockhart, 48, are the parents of 12-year-old Liam, who Calista adopted when he was an infant.

Sporting life: Harrison unloaded luggage from the aircraft, including tennis rackets

The Indiana Jones star has been an involved father and frequently attends his son's soccer matches with his wife.
The famous couple have been together since 2002 and the avid sports fans regularly attend Liam's baseball games, too.
Ford recently played baseball executive Branch Rickey in the movie 42 about legendary player Jackie Robinson who broke baseball's color barrier in 1946 when he joined the field with the Brooklyn Dodgers.

Unloading time: Harrison helped haul bags off his plane

Despite grossing over $6 billion in worldwide box office sales during his amazing career The Cowboys And Aliens star is known to be one of Hollywood's most private stars.
He has two sons, Benjamin and Willard, by first wife Mary Marquadt as well as two other children, Malcolm and Georgia, by second wife Melissa Mathison.
After meeting current wife Calista at the 2002 Golden Globes, the stars got married on a ranch in Santa Fe New Mexico on June 15, 2010.

Father and son: Liam was along for the trip

Getting big: Devoted parents Harrison and Calista watch Liam play soccer back in November 2010 but their son is much bigger today