Stories from this author
The ingenious—and goofy—modifications of endurance flights.
Regional airliners powered by turboprop engines may be making a comeback
Out of Work? Keep Training—For Free
One company’s attempt to help out in hard times.
The second most plentiful element in the universe is rapidly running out here on earth.
How Will Whiteside and his team transformed a light trainer into a racer.
Vincent Bendix wanted his trophy to spur better and faster airplanes, and he got his wish.
Want your luxury jet to be just a little quieter than your competitor’s? Otto Pobanz is your man.
In 1957, the Narco Superhomer was The Great New Thing.
High-Speed Helicopters Come of Age
By adding a little push, compound helicopters push the speed limit up to 300 mph
The Lufthansa trials highlight a problem posed by bio-fuels generally: They’re not available yet in sufficient quantity or at an affordable price
Bob Smyth, Grumman Test Pilot (1927-2012)
He flew the first flight of the F-14A Tomcat in 1970, but made bigger headlines when he had to eject from the aircraft just nine days later
For aerospace workers in Kansas, the New Year started off with more bad news
Twenty-five years ago, Burt Rutan’s Voyager became the first aircraft to make an around-the-world flight without refueling.
No Escaping Death and (Carbon) Taxes
North American airlines lost their bid to throw out a carbon tax on aircraft flying to Europe. Expect transatlantic fares to go up
Would Chesley Sullenberger really want to be FAA Administrator?
Moments and Milestones: Trophy Mission
Honors for a risky bombing run
Moments and Milestones: Once Around
The 75th anniversary of a round-the-world trip.
Last One Out, Shut off the Helium
Fifty years ago, the Navy ended its lighter-than-air program.
Sikorsky’s X2 is more hot rod than helicopter.
Moments and Milestones: Can You Hear Me Now?
When radio communication took to the air.
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