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…
Grumman's forward-swept supersonic research aircraft successfully demonstrated new applications for new technological innovations.
The Vigilante has distinction of being one of the US Navy's highest-flying aircraft to ever…
This rugged bush plane keeps on flying, 70 years after its first flight
One of the US Air Force's most capable multirole aircraft, this multirole variant first flew…
Italy's first indigenous operational jet trainer would go on to forge a worldwide legacy
Although Italy's first pure-breed jet was not successful, it paved the way for Italy's postwar…
Despite a rough start, the Bell 206 would become on of the world's most successful…
An unsung aircraft of the Second World War, the Kingcobra became an export fighter, manned…
While the L-188 Electra may not have found the success its designers intended it to…
This unique Japanese floatplane featuring contra-rotating propellers and a crew of two saw limited action…
Despite their new peacetime role being different than their intended one, it is still a…
On this day, legendary test pilot Eric "Winkle" Brown landed a de Havilland DH.100 Vampire…
From its beginnings as a US military trainer, the T-34 expanded its illustrious career in…
Starting out as a mail-carrier design, the He 170 was reformed for military use and…
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