Vintage Aviation News

Reno Air Races’ New Warbird Unlimited Class Attracts Top Flight Entrants

August 4, 2013 Moreno Aguiari 0

While the organizers of the Reno Air Races announced the disbandment of their original “Unlimited Class” races earlier this summer, the replacement, the “Warbird Unlimited Class,” designed to accommodate the demands of the Federal Aviation […]

Long Island, New York’s Cradle of Aviation Museum Celebrates the Rich Heritage of the Region

August 3, 2013 Moreno Aguiari 0

When one mentions Long Island, New York (or Lawnguylind, NooYawk in the local dialect), guaranteed the first thing that springs to mind will not be aviation, but the reality is that the island is steeped […]

Grassroots Bomber Command Museum of Canada Continues to Grow

August 2, 2013 Moreno Aguiari 10

The Bomber Command Museum of Canada, located about 60 miles south of Calgary in the tiny town of Nanton, Alberta (population approximately 2,000) began almost accidentally, though over the years it has grown again and […]

A Downed Allied Pilot, the French Resistance and the Exhumation of his P-38 After Seven Decades

August 1, 2013 Moreno Aguiari 2

In the summer of 1944, the skies above the French region of Picardy were the site of some of the largest air battles yet in the Second World War. Second Lieutenant James Clayton Johnston of […]

Month: August 2013

Reno Air Races’ New Warbird Unlimited Class Attracts Top Flight Entrants

Long Island, New York’s Cradle of Aviation Museum Celebrates the Rich Heritage of the Region

Grassroots Bomber Command Museum of Canada Continues to Grow

A Downed Allied Pilot, the French Resistance and the Exhumation of his P-38 After Seven Decades

AirCorps Aviation’s Piper L-4H Restoration Report – Fall 2024 Update

Mid America Flight Museum Releases Update on B-17G ‘Thunderbird’

Matt’s Gnat: A Red Arrows Jet Restoration Downunder

B-17E “Desert Rat” Restoration Update – Winter 2024