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In 2022, we mark the 81st anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is the world’s largest military aviation museum. Its 19-acre campus holds an unprecedented collection chronicling not only the history of the U.S. Air Force but also the history of flight and advancements in aviation and space. Nestled throughout this impressive collection of more than 350 aerospace vehicles […]

Unquestionably, Amelia Earhart has left an indelible mark on aviation. Known for a number of aviation feats, not limited to being the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, the famed aviator’s triumphs inspire pilots (and future pilots) nearly a hundred years later.  And for almost as long as she’s been a household […]

As with many states, Oregon’s rich aviation history dates to the early years of flight.

You can find age-appropriate aviation adventures for children at parks at and around airports.

The unique site has roots that go back to the birth of the atomic age.

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 change in location creates a permanent spot for continuing education.

The former Wichita Municipal Airport terminal building got new life a little more than 30 years ago.

Many airports across the country have on-site air museums that can be a real treat.