FAA Grounds B-17s Through Airworthiness Directive
The agency’s ‘interim AD’ cites issues with the iconic World War II airplane’s wing spars.
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Fastest Woman on Earth—70 Years Later
Jackie Cochran broke the sound barrier on May 18, 1953, confirming her place among elite test pilots.
The First Falcon’s First Flight
The Dassault Mystère 20 launched the era of the purpose-built business jet 60 years ago today.
WASP Legacy Honored at Texas Event
Remembering the groundbreaking female pilots who shaped U.S. history in WWII.
Abingdon Co. Launches Watch Series Honoring Female Aviators
The watchmaker is collaborating with the National WASP WWII Museum to pay tribute to the barrier-breaking female pilots.
Invitation to a Cockpit Party
The Tillamook Air Museum in Tillamook, Oregon has six cockpits for visitation—the latest one to join the fleet is a B-52G Stratofortress. The welcome ceremony will be held on April 1, 2023.
Restored Douglas A-26B Invader Returns to the Sky
The WWII-era warbird recently made a successful 30-minute test flight.
Coffee Table Book Celebrates WWII Flight Jacket Art
“Bomber Boys: WWII Flight Jacket Art,” creates a visual record of A-2 jackets from World War II as seen through the lens of award-winning photographer John Slemp.
Boeing 707 Cockpit Makes a Different Kind of ‘Barn Find’
A Boeing 707 cockpit makes for a different kind of barn find.
D-Day Squadron Details Plans for 80th Anniversary Flight To Normandy
MPS offers free time in its Douglas DC-3 flight sim for pilots training for the event.
