Aviation History

First ‘Enterprise’ model returned after decades missing.

Repaired sculpture reinstalled in Harbour Grace on the 94th anniversary of iconic pilot’s historic Atlantic crossing.

Temporary ‘Runway to Runway’ exhibit unpacks changing workplace expectations, gender roles, and racial barriers that defined cabin crew profession.

Chicago’s mayor in 2003 dismantled a historic lakefront airport and paid a ‘pocket change’ fine.

After decades of contamination and a public battle against demolition, the historic Bay Area airship building has been fully rehabilitated.

Aviation gallery in Washington state continues to inspire generations.

Five new galleries debut July 1, marking the museum’s 50th anniversary and completion of an eight-year renovation.

From the Wright Flyer to the DC-3 and the birth of the EAA, the date recalls many historic milestones.

Weeklong broadcast series will honor the iconic taildragger’s maiden flight and lasting aviation legacy.

Ron Kaplan’s personal connection to WWII aviation culminates in a heartfelt tribute to his father and the legendary aviators.