National Naval Aviation Museum Opens Registration for Flight Adventure Deck Summer Camps
National Naval Aviation Museum opens registration for 2026 Flight Adventure Deck summer camps, offering hands-on…
Today In Aviation History: First Flight of the Jodel D.11
April 4, 1950 marked the first flight of the Jodel D.11, a lightweight French trainer…
Restoration Begins on Rare B-24 Liberator at National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force
Restoration has begun on a rare B-24 Liberator at the National Museum of the Mighty…
Boneyard Files: Grumman S-2 Tracker – From Carrier Deck to the Desert Floor
Grumman S-2 Tracker, the US Navy’s first single-aircraft anti-submarine hunter-killer platform, served globally before retirement…
Flight Test Files: Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird – Managing the Expansion of the Titanium Skin
NASA used the SR-71 Blackbird in the 1990s to study high-speed flight, propulsion, sonic booms…
Aces of the Great War: Bruno Loerzer: The Fokker D.VII Master of 1918
WWI ace Bruno Loerzer scored 44 victories and later rose to Generaloberst in WWII, linking…
Randy’s Vintage Profiles: Travel Air 2000 NC2937
A detailed look at Travel Air 2000 NC2937, a restored 1927 biplane with a remarkable…
Grounded Dreams: Ryan XV-5 Vertifan: The High Speed Hovercraft That Time Forgot
Ryan XV-5 Vertifan tested ducted-fan VTOL flight in the 1960s, proving key concepts but failing…
CAF B-29/B-24 Squadron Ground School Strengthens Training and Safety Across the Fleet
CAF B-29/B-24 Ground School, held March 14–15 in Dallas, delivers systems training, safety education, and…
Today In Aviation History: Last Operational Flight by an RAF Supermarine Spitfire
Discover the final operational flight of the RAF Supermarine Spitfire on April 1, 1954, marking…
Historic B-29 DOC and P-51 Gunfighter Set for Knoxville Visit in May
B-29 DOC and P-51 Gunfighter will visit Knoxville from May 7–10, offering cockpit tours, ground…
Grounded Dreams: KB SAT SR-10 – The Forward Swept Future That Vanished
Russia’s SR-10 forward-swept-wing jet trainer showed strong performance but lost funding and competition, ending as…
The First 25 Years of Hamilton Standard, Part 1: The Origins of Hamilton Standard
An in-depth look at the origins of Hamilton Standard, tracing how early aviation suppliers, corporate…
Final Flight of a Legend: Col. Clarence “Bud” Anderson Laid to Rest at Arlington
World War II triple ace Col. Clarence “Bud” Anderson was honored with full military funeral…
Today In Aviation History: First Flight of the Robinson R44
On March 31, 1990, the Robinson R44 first flew, becoming one of the most successful…
WWII Airborne Demonstration Team Keeps Two ‘Skytrains’ Airborne to Honor Veterans
WWII Airborne Demonstration Team historian Gary Daniels tells the story of two historic Douglas transports—C-47…
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