The USS Hornet Sea, Air & Space Museum is bringing back its popular Haunted Hornet event for 2026 with an all-new storyline, ...

On September 26, 1973, Concorde demonstrated its revolutionary potential by completing its first non-stop transatlantic ...

A new book by Belgian aviation historian Bart Vandamme shines a spotlight on the pilots who shattered the world's speed ...

Photo- Jim Mero When you’re a journalist, you never know where you will hear a story, especially one that is thirty years old. A few weeks ago, I was interviewing retired GM Ride & Handling Engineer ...

Founded in 1910, Avro became a major British aircraft maker, producing the Avro 504, Lancaster, Shackleton, Vulcan and 748 ...

Chris Bucholtz examines the overlooked air war over the Kurile Islands, where U.S. Navy PV-1 Venturas battled extreme weather ...

America Flight Museum’s Texas gathering, where eight DC-3s and C-47s took part in formation flights, aerial photography and a ...

Rare 1938 Spartan Executive 7W Offered for Sale Aviation enthusiasts have a unique chance to own a historic 1938 Spartan Executive 7W, now listed through AV8RS, LLC. One of fewer than 20 still flying, ...

On June 8, 1921, U.S. Army Air Service pilot Harold R. Harris made history at McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio, by flying the first aircraft equipped with a pressurized cockpit. This groundbreaking test ...

Grounded Dreams: Avro Canada C102 Jetliner – How North America’s First Jetliner Was Axed The Avro Canada C102 Jetliner was a pioneering passenger aircraft that became the first jet airliner to fly in ...

Francesco Baracca began his career as a cavalry officer before becoming Italy’s first fighter ace during World War I. With 34 victories, he became a symbol of Italian aviation during some of the war’s ...

On August 6, 1945, the B-29 Superfortresses Enola Gay dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, forever altering the course of history. While that mission—and the aircraft that carried it out—are ...