2 hrs ago | Homer News
Centennial Air Show visits Homer Friday
With the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Attu being honored this month, there's a bit of poignancy that a World War II era Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero is among the historic planes visiting Homer this weekend.
6 hrs ago | Defence Industry Daily
Peru Moves to Maintain, Modernize its Fighter Fleet
May 20/13: Konstantin Biryulin, the deputy head of Russia's Federal Military-Technical Cooperation Service, says that Russia will sign another MiG-29 modernization contract by the end of May 2013.
15 hrs ago | Avia.Ru
Russian Ministry of Defense successfully completed special flight...
Russian Ministry of Defense successfully completed special flight tests of the upgraded Su-25SM strike-fighters. The testing was aimed at improving the jets' combat effectiveness, Lenta.ru reports.
19 hrs ago | Air & Space
As the curator of the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Long Island, New York, my job is to preserve and interpret the aerospace heritage of Long Island.
23 hrs ago | Flight Journal
On This Day in Aviation History
1927 - Charles A. Lindbergh lands his Ryan NYP monoplane Spirit of St. Louis at Le Bourget, France; he is the first to fly a non-stop solo Atlantic crossing of 3,600 miles in 33 hours, 29 minutes.
Vulcan Bomber to Perform at English Air Show
The last remaining Avro Vulcan V bomber will be taking to the skies at the annual Weston-super-Mare Air Day on England's Bristol Channel coast this summer.
Aerion Still Pinning Hopes on Supersonic Biz Jet
Aerion, which has been defining and refining its design for a supersonic business jet for the past 11 years, is at EBACE, a major European business aviation trade show, this week still quietly confident that it will someday be able to add the word "producer" to its resume.
Western Daily Press published Ground control to Major Tim . . . ex-AgustaWestland pilot...
Former AgustaWestland test pilot Major Tim Peake will leave the skies over Somerset well and truly behind him when he heads into space as the first UK astronaut for more than 20 years.
EASy II Granted FAA and EASA Approval for Falcon 7X
Dassault recently received approval from both the FAA and EASA for EASy II on the Falcon 7X.
Lockheed Martin's F-35 will go operational a year early
The Fort Worth-made F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will be in operational use by the U.S. Air Force in mid-2016, a year ahead of schedule.
Making good use of the things that they found
Bob Giddings and friend in a scrapped Hawker Hurricane at Waterbeach airfield in 1951.
Rosoboronexport offers Su-35 fighters and technology transfer to...
Rosoboronexport wants to deliver Su-35 fighters and Pantsir air defense systems to Brazil outside the framework of a tender, RIA Novosti reports.
Model aircraft soar at expo in Garden City
Plainview resident Vincenzo Ianni, 12, looks at The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress at the Cradle of Aviation Museum's Eighth Annual Flying Model Expo in Uniondale.
New jets touch down at Classic Air Force at Newquay
The number of jets on display at the Classic Air Force hangar at Newquay Cornwall Airport has risen as two new iconic planes land at the attraction.
The experimental four-tonne bomb had to be dropped at the right height, at the right speed, at exactly the right distance from the target, to allow it to achieve the improbable feat of skipping across water.
Front Porch: Paine Field Aviation Day on Saturday
Visit Paine Field The Washington Pilots Association and Paine Field plan to host the 18th annual Paine Field Aviation Day on Saturday.
Motorcycle with airplane engine makes a roaring racket
When motorcycle enthusiasts say "loud pipes save lives," I don't think are imagining the Red Baron , an insane two-wheel machine powered by an actual aircraft engine.
Saab Touts Naval Sea Gripen Variant
Besides Brazil, Saab identified future demand for naval fighters in countries like India, Italy and the UK , which, in the coming years will be commissioning new aircraft carriers in their navies.
Dambusters: Lancaster bomber to perform flypast over reservoir used for WWII practice runs
A sight to make the heart swell: Britain's only airworthy Lancaster rolls back the years as it skims over Derwent Reservoir where Dambuster crews trained for famous raid 70 years ago A Lancaster bomber performed a flypast at Derwent Reservoir today as part of events to mark the 70th anniversary of the war-time Dambusters air raid.
Meet the man pivotal in the dambusters raid
Seventy years ago to the day 19 aircraft, crewed by 133 young men, took off on one of the most daring wartime missions that has now become one of the most well-known - the Dambusters.