Each day brings a new piece of aviation history to reflect on. Whether it’s a significant milestone or a quiet moment in time, the history of flight is rich with stories that shaped the skies we know today. Join us as we celebrate the moments that made aviation what it is


On February 18, 1936, the Caudron C.690M advanced trainer flew for the first time, marking…
On February 17, 1939, the RCAF accepted its first Hawker Hurricanes, marking a major step…
Originally built as a biplane, the Stinson Detroiter launched one of the largest aviation companies…
Although never deployed into operational service, the YF-93 was still useful as a concept, and…
The Blériot XI remains one of the most important aircraft in the history of aviation,…
A lesser known transatlantic flight by the Dornier flying boat from Spain to Argentina
The two inaugural flights for Concorde with Air France and British Airways were hailed as…
More than eight decades later, the Brazilian Air Force is the larges in the Southern…
The unpowered first flight of the plane that broke the sound barrier.
American aviator Eugene Ely became the first pilot to land an airplane on a ship…
Over sixty years after the first flight of this design, the Skyvan continues to be…
This pioneering pilot was the first woman to fly solo from London to Cape Town,…
The Twin Beech has a lasting legacy, continuing to fly on nearly 90 years after…
When Convair built the world's only supersonic seaplane
The Canadian trainer turned aerobatic performer
On January 12, 1935, Earhart became the first pilot to fly nonstop and solo from…
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