The Albatross: A 1950s Seaplane Finds New Purpose in the 2020s
The Albatross returns. From the Grumman HU-16 rescue seaplane of the 1950s to the modern…
Grounded Dreams: Dornier Do 335, WWII’s Fastest Propeller Aircraft That Never Saw Combat
The Dornier Do 335 was a fast, unconventional World War II fighter whose advanced design…
Texas Chopper Pilot Honors Vietnam War Veterans with His Outlaw Huey
Texas pilot Russell Armstrong honors Vietnam War veterans with flights in his restored Bell UH-1H…
Restoration Updates from the MAPS Air Museum
Discover the latest restoration updates at the MAPS Air Museum, including progress on the F-104…
Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the North American Sabreliner
Discover the history of the North American Sabreliner’s first flight on September 16, 1958. Learn…
Today In Aviation History: Jackie Cochran Breaks Flight Distance Record
Celebrate Jackie Cochran’s 1961 world record flight! Discover how she flew a Northrop T-38 Talon…
Wisk’s Historic Autonomous eVTOL Joins EAA Aviation Museum Collection
Wisk’s Gen 5 eVTOL Cora, the first autonomous electric air taxi to fly publicly, joins…
From Tanks to Warbirds: The American Heritage Museum’s Mission to Keep History Alive
The American Heritage Museum in Stow, MA, preserves military history with rare tanks, immersive exhibits,…
Jimmy Buffett’s Legendary Grumman Albatross ‘Hemisphere Dancer’ Returns to Margaritaville Orlando
Jimmy Buffett’s legendary Grumman Albatross Hemisphere Dancer returns to Margaritaville Orlando after refurbishment. Built in…
Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Fairey III
Learn about the first flight of the Fairey III in 1917, a versatile British reconnaissance…
“Last Man Standing” – The Story of Capt. Dewayne “Ben” Bennett and the B-17 Flying Fortress ‘Squawkin’ Chicken’
Discover the story of Capt. Dewayne “Ben” Bennett, B-17 pilot of the Squawkin’ Chicken, who…
Commemorative Air Force Announces 2025 “12 Planes of Christmas” Fundraising Campaign
CAF launches 2025 “12 Planes of Christmas,” spotlighting 13 WWII aircraft in need of restoration…
Today in Aviation History: Howard Hughes Breaks the World Landplane Speed Record
Discover how Howard Hughes broke the 1935 world landplane speed record in his H-1 Special,…
Museum of Flight Dares Guests to “Fly the Haunted Skies” This Halloween
Experience Haunted Skies at The Museum of Flight on October 17, 2025—a 21+ Halloween party…
National Championship Air Races Take Off in Roswell with Ribbon Cutting and Opening Day Heats
The National Championship Air Races launch in Roswell with a ribbon cutting, student field trips,…
Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Hawker Hind
On this day in 1935, the Hawker Hind flew for the first time. Discover the…
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