That Time When WACO Designers Went a Little Crazy
The WACO Aristocraft was a single-engine, four-place aircraft targeting the scores of pilots returning from World War II.
The WACO Aristocraft was a single-engine, four-place aircraft targeting the scores of pilots returning from World War II.
Based on the civilian Model 105, the Sentinel served many wartime roles.
After the war, the legendary aviator became a test pilot, flying more than 130 different aircraft.
The tandem-seat trainer, usually painted yellow, provided thousands of students with a path to aviation careers.
Apple streaming show, based on the 2007 book, chronicles the heroics of World War II B-17 missions.
Designed for civilian use, it quickly entered military application as a primary trainer during World War II.
Designed for a postwar aviation boom that fizzled, the Seabee experienced a short production life.
FLYING’s editor-in-chief counts down the top stories from 2023.
As we turn final on 2023, there are some stories that I recall vividly from this past year. Some make me sad, some make me a little angry, and others make me, and others, smile.