Aviation History

Experts are expected to discuss where they believe Amelia Earhart’s Electra is now and evidence behind why it disappeared.

Dave and Jeanne Allen’s 1934 biplane was one of the most photographed airplanes in the vintage aviation world.

The Douglas C-47 returned to the U.S. after participating in commemorations of D-Day and the Berlin Airlift.

The Douglas World Cruiser replica ‘Seattle II’ sounds off for the last time before heading to its new museum home.

Proceeds from the sale of the World War II bomber will be invested into support of the aviation museum.

When the U.S. entered the war, the designs of aircraft were shared so that they could be mass-produced.

Code-named ‘Operation Overlord,’ the Allied invasion of Normandy was a massive logistical effort involving nearly 156,000 troops and more than 12,000 aircraft.

The fighter aircraft, which crashed in 1944, has been identified and verified in Papua New Guinea.

The Boeing 787 charter flight is in honor of the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

The organization is raising money to hire a professional preservation company to digitize Leo Kohn’s entire aviation photography collection.