Tuskegee Airman Lt. Frank H. Moody crashed on April 11, 1944. His was one of about 200 military aircraft lost the Great Lakes during World War II.

In a war defined by engineering breakthroughs and aerial dominance, not every aircraft earned praise. This particular plane drew criticism from the very people meant to rely on it—plagued by design ...

The very versatile J2F Duck was used first and foremost as an air-sea rescue aircraft. In the world of Mother Nature, the ...

The B-36 “Peacemaker,” the largest warplane ever constructed, first took to the skies more than eight decades ago. Retired early following a brief stint in service with the U.S. Strategic Air Command, ...

China has a detection system that it claims can track an F-35 stealth jet. That said, it's not the jet itself that's giving ...

April 13, 1945-we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the delivery of the final Boeing-built B-17 Flying Fortress (s/n ...

RAF Cosford held its show in June 1989 and included the Red Arrows, RAF Falcon free-falling parachuters, the Royal Navy, the United States Air Force, the RAF Police Dog unit and the Honda Imps ...

I’ve learned there are a great number of people curious about aviation stories from World War II,” says Carl Molesworth, ...

The Hudson River has seen more than its fair share of tragedy this week after a tourist helicopter crashed into the water.

NEW YORK (AP) — A family from Spain was about to celebrate the ninth birthday of one of their children when their sightseeing ...

New Hampshire resident John Ricciotti will be the guest presenter at the WACO Aviation Lecture Series. Born to a B-17 crew member and aircraft mechanic, Ricciotti said, “Aviation is in my blood.