vintage

Many 1940s-era taildraggers offer pilots vintage appeal at lower prices than more plentiful, popular models.

Looking like a miniature fighter from World War II, the Swift offers sporty handling to match its appearance.

This World War II advanced trainer is still preparing pilots to fly high-performance fighters.

Like sampling a fine wine, one can slowly mosey around the airport, have relaxed conversations, take in the vintage airplanes, and lazily discuss plans.

This vintage rag-and-tube taildragger promises a pleasant trip to another era.

It’s a vintage Mustang, and it was flown by famous pilots, too.

The five inductees represent different facets of aviation from aerobatics to vintage.

The private airport in Virginia carries on the grass strip’s history as a gathering spot for classic and historic aircraft.

A weathered hangar at Jefferson County International Airport has housed plenty of aircraft maintenance and aviation history.

Smoke-generated IFR didn’t keep visitors from the annual event at Hood River.