Aviation History

Deep-sea exploration company says it had cleared nearly 7,700 square miles in the ocean floor search for the Lockheed Electra 10-E.

Scotts Miracle-Gro’s donation will go toward the rehabilitation of the original Port Columbus Air Terminal built in 1929.

In 1924, four highly modified Douglas World Cruisers took off from Seattle on the first flight around the globe.

Vintage Boeing Stearmans make a stop on a special mission for Dream Flights.

Here’s why several biplanes used in World War II had gold wings.

The bequest honors Josephine Wood Wallingford, who was the youngest woman to hold a pilot certificate when the organization was created in 1929.

The member of the famous ‘Mercury 13’ finally reached space at age 82.

The volunteer job is all about sharing knowledge and passion for airplanes and flying.

The acclaimed pilot was a member of the experimental ‘Mercury 13’ program that laid groundwork for U.S. women to become astronauts.

After the war, the legendary aviator became a test pilot, flying more than 130 different aircraft.