Flight Test Files: Tupolev Tu-144LL – The NASA Supersonic Research Program
NASA and Russia used the Tupolev Tu-144LL in the 1990s to study supersonic flight, gathering…
Aces of the Great War: Percy Jack Clayson – The S.E.5a Master of No. 1 Squadron
Percy Jack Clayson rose from WWI mechanic to ace with 29 victories in the S.E.5a…
Airworks Donates Historic North American F-100F Super Sabre to Fort Worth Aviation Museum
Airworks donated a rare North American F-100F Super Sabre to the Fort Worth Aviation Museum.…
Today in Aviation History: Ed Link Introduces the Ground-Based Flight Trainer
On April 14, 1929, Ed Link introduced the world’s first ground-based flight trainer—an invention that…
“Ready 4 Duty” Prepares for Navy to Victory Tour Across the Atlantic
The Commemorative Air Force’s DFW Wing recently celebrated Members’ Day with a special send-off for…
National Air and Space Museum Prepares for a New Modern Military Aviation Gallery
The new gallery will showcase how aviation technologies were impacted by the events from the…
The Convair XC-99: A Forgotten Giant at Davis-Monthan AFB
The XC-99, a colossal and largely forgotten aircraft, sits in storage at Davis-Monthan AFB, awaiting…
Museum of Flight’s All-Ages Spacesuit Design Contest Now Open
The Museum of Flight is now accepting entries into their all ages Spacesuit Design Contest.…
Today in Aviation History: The Last Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is Delivered
On April 13, 1945, the final Boeing-built B-17 Flying Fortress was delivered to the U.S.…
Reno Air Racing Association Expands Scholarship Program
Reno Air Racing Association expands scholarship program with New Airframe and Powerplant Scholarship at Eastern…
Discounted Admission for Washington State Residents At The Museum of Flight
For a limited time, Washington residents can enjoy discounted entry to The Museum of Flight.…
B-29 DOC to meet up with P-51 Gunfighter and B-25 Berlin Express on Tour
The three aircraft will be available for tours and rides
Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Bristol Blenheim
On April 12, 1935, the Bristol Blenheim took flight for the first time, marking the…
NAS Wildwood Museum Hosts Free Community Event Of The Opening of the Longest Yarn Traveling D-Day Exhibit
The Longest Yarn, three-dimensional wool tapestry knitted and crocheted by hundreds of volunteers from around the…
Flight Test Files: The Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket – Chasing Mach 2
Before manned spaceflight, the Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket was pushing boundaries at the edge of the…
Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Boeing P-12 Fighter
On April 11, 1929, the Boeing P-12 Fighter took to the skies for the first…
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