Today In Aviation History: First Flight of the SNCASE SE.161 Languedoc
Explore the story of the SNCASE SE.161 Languedoc, a French four-engine airliner whose first flight…
DC-3 Society Launches Operations Committee to Advance Training and Safety Standards
The DC-3 Society launches its new Operations Committee to advance standardized training, safety procedures, and…
Warbirds Over the Beach is Back! – Weekend of October 2 & 3
Virginia's largest all-warbird air show is set to return over the weekend of October 2nd…
Former RAF Phantom IIs XT597 and XT905 Arrive at Cotswold Airport
The British Phantom Aviation Group (BPAG) recently announced that two of their airframes have now…
American Airpower Museum hosts Warbirds, Wings & Wheels this Labor Day Weekend
Farmingdale, NY, August 14, 2021 - Long Island’s American Airpower Museum (AAM) will host its…
Liberty Aviation Museum Photoshoot
by Tom Pawlesh Pete Lerro is a Philadelphia-based commercial photographer who specializes in themed photoshoots.…
Thunder Over Michigan 2021 Air Show Report
by Aaron Haase The Yankee Air Museum's Thunder Over Michigan air show took place in Ypsilanti,…
Fighterworld/RAAF Williamtown Aviation Heritage Center Update
by Phil Buckley The Fighterworld Museum, located beside RAAF Base Williamtown near Newcastle on the…
Carolinas Aviation Museum to Reopen in 2023
Carolinas Aviation Museum, a Smithsonian affiliate that has served as a hub of community engagement…
Macchi MB-326K Pilots Receive Type Rating
Back in late September 2019, we reported on the then-recent first flight of a 1970s-vintage…
Foundation Raising Money to Build Mini Aviation Library
One of our goals at WarbirdsNews/Warbird Digest is to share stories of organizations promoting education…
FM-2 Wildcat Joins Hickory Aviation Museum
As we reported previously, the Marine Corps decided to permanently close its only museum devoted…
Canberra B.6 XH567 – Restoration Update – August 2021
by Phil Buckley and John Fisher In Lakeport, California an English Electric Canberra B.6 is…
Obie’s Corsair
By Greg Morehead and Stephen Chapis Battle lines changed daily during the early dark days…
50 Years Since Apollo 15
The week between July 26th and August 7th, 1971 marked the 50th anniversary of the…
Today in Aviation History, Jacqueline Cochran Flew West
Jacqueline Cochran’s life was about risk and about triumph. A successful businesswoman and director of…
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