Aviation History

Will Rogers/Wiley Post Fly-In celebrates an early coupling of aviation and pop culture.

Was it the greatest airplane of its time—or all time?

A group seeks to transform the historic Port Columbus Airport terminal and control tower, established in 1929, into the Ohio Air & Space (OAS) Hall of Fame and Learning Center.

The Air North C-47A conversion Yukon Sourdough returned to service in its first step toward the airshow circuit.

A Tuskegee Airman flies west after more than a century of mentorship and leadership.

The pair of centenarian veterans had their wishes granted to fly one last time.

Photography takes a great deal of skill. Capturing an airplane—or anything else with a pencil and paper takes that skill to a whole new level. But that’s what Kate Buike, a member of Urban Sketchers, does on a regular basis—and aircraft and spacecraft are among her favorite subjects. Urban Sketchers is a global community of […]

The wide stretches of sand that comprise the beaches of Normandy normally fill now with sunbathers and people en vacances on a June day. But for the 78th anniversary of what we know as D-Day, those same boundaries between ocean and land fill with those who honor the memory of soldiers and civilians who perished […]

Women in Aviation International, and family and friends of the World War II pilots honored them for their service alongside their fellow military aviators.

Almost from the start of aviation, well before the advent social media, people have been pushing the boundaries of aircraft.