8 Revolutionary Engines That Changed Aviation Forever
Aviation has evolved rapidly since the days of the Wright brothers, with modern engines capable of trans-continental and outer space flight.
Read MoreAviation has evolved rapidly since the days of the Wright brothers, with modern engines capable of trans-continental and outer space flight.
Read MoreThe Yak-28 was a turbojet that could wear many hats and it wore a lot of them when tensions were high during the Cold War. Here's everything we know.
Read MoreThe Su-47 was an ambitious project by the Soviet Union that would deliver a highly maneuverable fighter jet to the Russian Air Force. Here's what we know.
Read MoreThe Jas 39 Gripen came about as a result of Sweden's Bas 90 program from the 1970s which sought to protect the fleet from Cold War conflicts.
Read MoreThe "Top Gun" franchise is a global legend, not least due to its thrilling air combat. Here is every fighter jet featured in Top Gun, ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreThe project is set to wrap in September 2023, but NASA claims that the finalization of "flight operations" won't include X-57's first flight.
Read MoreThroughout history, military aircraft have evolved to meet the demands of warfare. But some military aircraft have proven far more dangerous than the rest.
Read MoreAircraft have a much longer lifespan than many other vehicles, and some have been in service for a long time. Here are 10 of the longest-flying planes.
Read MoreThe Mikoyan-Gurevich known as the MiG-3 was a Soviet Union-era warplane manufactured during World War II.
Read MoreNASA unveiled a new experimental and highly efficient airplane that it's developing to help reduce carbon emissions worldwide. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreUpon developing the GE90 jet engine, General Electric became instrumental in pushing forward the technology that allows for modern, efficient air travel.
Read MoreMicrosoft Flight Simulator is coming next year, and it's teasing aviation careers, which is an oft-requested addition to the game. We have all the details.
Read MoreOver the past 100 years, military aircraft have played an important role in combat. Here are 10 legendary U.S. military aircraft that were retired too soon.
Read MoreThe EA-6B Prowler became an essential aircraft needed for combat flight missions. Here is everything you need to know about this impressive aircraft.
Read MoreBefore Boeing and Douglas, the 'Comet' was the first jet-fueled airliner to carry passengers, but its trailblazing was not without some significant failures.
Read MoreThe Tupolev TU-104 was particularly dangerous when going in for fast landings without conventional brakes.
Read MoreEvery private jet user's situation and needs are different, so the cost will come down to taste.
Read MoreA viral video seemingly showed a U.S. military anti-aircraft gun aiming at a civilian passenger plane, but luckily, the plane was never under any threat.
Read MoreAvro pursued the 748, a medium sized "feederliner" to transport passengers on short hops from small regional airports to larger operating hubs.
Read MoreThe Air Force is requesting that Congress retire 32 of the Block 20 F-22 Rapter aircraft citing costs.
Read MoreBack in the 1950s, the military got the idea of building a supersonic jet that could take off and land in water on skis. Here's how that went.
Read MoreEven though it's been around for decades, the F-5 fighter still sees action today. Here's what the Navy and Marine Corps use the plane for.
Read MoreBoeing's X-20 space vehicle named the "Dyna-Soar" (Dynamic Soaring) had other-than squeaky clean origins.
Read MoreThe Hiller X-18 was a cargo aircraft that had VTOL capability as far back as the 1950s. Read the story about this strange aircraft that led the VTOL charge.
Read MoreAfter decades of service, the United States Air Force is planning to retire the iconic U-2 spy plane, which has been in active service since 1956.
Read MoreNASA's X-57 Maxwell is an attempt to investigate and develop the concept of more environmentally-friendly flight.
Read MoreBritain's next-gen fighter may be over a decade away, but we already know a lot about the Royal Air Force's plans to meet the aerial combat needs of the future.
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