Category: Aviation

After its unimpressive performance, the Bell P-39 Airacobra was deemed the least loved American fighter plane of World War II.

There were instances when an aircraft design was canceled but was later on approved and produced. Here are some of those instances.

Here are some of the fastest aircraft flying and in service today that stood the test of time and remained useful and impressive even after all the modern advances that happened.

Despite its poor reputation, the B-24 Liberator holds the record of being the most produced US military aircraft and produced bomber in history.

US and Britain came up with the idea of defending their aircraft, not with some special coating or anti-radiation technology but by painting it with a special color called anti-flash white.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces admitted that the “Ghost of Kyiv,” the unsung hero of the Ukrainian skies, does not exist.

The Thunder Over Louisville Air Show this year drew massive crowds at Louisville Waterfront Park to watch some of the US Air Force’s impressive aircraft and maneuvers in the sky to celebrate the US Air Force’s 75th anniversary.

Air Force One has served as a backdrop to many official visits and duties carried out by one of the most influential persons in the world.

Could Davy Jones had taken them and locked them away in his locker? Was it perhaps the Bermuda Triangle creatures? We may never know. Here are some ships that mysteriously disappeared and were yet to be found.

WWII helicopters were used for troop transport, casualty evac, airborne command posts, SAR operations, and attacking ground targets.

Originally flown as a commercial airline in revenue service, the Zeppelin was given a different purpose when WWI broke out.

Germany is now set to purchase 35 units of the modern and advanced F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jet to replace its aging fleet of Tornado aircraft amid Russian threats of nuclear war.