Vintage aircraft

Get Your Fill Of The Flying Fortress Close To The Deck The B-17 Flying Fortress is one of the most beloved bombers of World War II, both by pilots and historical aviation enthusiasts. This is why this short clip is so amazing. It's 30 seconds of our favorite bird performing several extremely low fl

Manufactured by the Noorduyn Aviation Ltd., Montreal, Canada, the UC-64A was a 10-place, single-engine utility transport. First flown in 1935, the Norseman was designed for rugged Canadian bush

The B-36 Peacemaker had six piston engines, four jet engines, and the longest wingspan of any combat aircraft. It was only in service for 11 years. Here's a closer look at this nearly forgotten Cold War deterrent.

Martin's XB-51 flew for the first time on October 28, 1949, but the pioneering aircraft has disappeared into history.

Over the years a number of airplanes impressed me as being “good” airplanes. I thought of many airplanes as “fads” because they burst on the scene and fizzled. A few were “ugly,” maybe because of their looks or maybe because of other things such as flight characteristics or poor performance. Rest assured that these are all opinions.

This 1960 Piper PA-22 Tri-Pacer is currently airworthy and ready to fly home, offering a new take of the popular adage car sellers use to fly in, drive it home. Of course, flying home in a vintage aircraft that has some mild needs - but needs nonetheless - may test the fortitude of even the...

michell169: B-25 y P-51

The crash that happened on Wednesday that killed 7 people is still being investigated and many questions are being raised about vintage aircraft rides. This came after the aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing, and veered to the right and impacted a de-icing facility. TIME has recently

Here are 29 facts about one of the most legendary aircraft of all time.