On May 21, 1969, the Antonov An-26 Nastia first flew, introducing a rugged Soviet turboprop transport with improved ...

On May 20, 1965, the de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter first flew, beginning the story of one of aviation's most enduring ...

From Amelia Earhart to D.B. Cooper, many theories surround these long-standing aviation mysteries, without any conclusions made.

The sixties saw a number of aviation records, with A Royal Air Force Avro Vulcan making the first non-stop flight from England to Australia on June 21, 1961. Boeing rolled out its first Boeing 727 ...

From San Diego to Seattle to Port Townsend, a non-descript sheet metal building might be the oldest, most historic – and most well-traveled – airplane hangar in the Evergreen State. This breaking ...

Underrated Florida aviation museum with real warplanes, a D-Day aircraft, and hands-on cockpit access that makes history feel ...

She was a groundbreaking aviator who learned to fly after hearing tall tales from a pilot who’d crash-landed on her grandfather’s golf course in Warren Township, New Jersey. Later, she was one of the ...

Some two decades after the first U.S. Army helicopter units arrived in Vietnam, Army Aviation became a branch on April 12, 1983. As the Army celebrates the 40th Anniversary of Aviation Branch this ...

FORT RUCKER, Ala. — The U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence welcomed more than 200 current and legacy Army aviation leaders to Fort Rucker to hear from senior leaders and foster discussion about ...

Pasco has an enviable aviation history, with connections to some of the most significant moments dating back almost to the moment in 1903 when the Wright brothers completed their famous flight at ...

The opening of Shambaugh Field, Lafayette's first airport, on land south and east of the fairgrounds in the summer of 1928, opened the skies of the world to the community. Aviation grew all over the ...