The Bell P-63 Kingcobra first flew on December 7, 1942. An improved successor to the P-39, the fighter saw extensive service ...

Agricultural aviation began in 1921 with an experimental Curtiss JN-6 "Jenny" flight, quickly evolving into a specialized industry that included the precursor to Delta Air Lines. The industry saw ...

The Lockheed L-188 Electra made its first flight on December 6, 1957, becoming America's first large turboprop airliner. Fast ...

The Kansas Aviation Museum, housed in the historic Wichita Municipal Airport terminal building (completed 1935), showcases Wichita's and Kansas' rich aviation history, including artifacts, aircraft, ...

The experimental XF-12 Rainbow could take continuous photographs from 8 miles up as it sped cross country in the 1940s.

A new heritage trail is being created to showcase the history of one of Britain's most important aircraft factories. The ...

So, learn all about the innovative spirit of North Carolina's people and how their pride and ambition led to a bold legacy today. Why North Carolina remains the 'Cradle of Flight' It is no coincidence ...

There isn't a single airliner that can replicate all of the Boeing 757's capabilities, but perhaps the market doesn't require ...

The U.S. military-industrial complex has developed hundreds of planes since the start of World War II. As aviation engineers pushed the boundaries of known science and engineering, they occasionally ...

Türkiye's first unmanned combat aircraft, Bayraktar Kızılelma, achieved a new milestone as it struck a jet-powered target aircraft with ...