European NATO members have projected naval power into the Indo-Pacific through aircraft carrier deployments in recent years, ...

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There are dozens of prominent boneyards around the world where, in some cases, thousands of aircraft are kept, whether to be broken up or left in storage before returning to service. Ideally, an ...

Experience general aviation as never before! World of Aircraft is a series of stand-alone simulators that each focus on a specific kind of flying. World of Aircraft: Glider Simulator includes a ...

Extending close to the length of a football field, U.K.-based Hybrid Air Vehicles ’ (HAV) Airlander 10—dubbed “The Flying Bum ...

Strike fighter aircraft mark an important step in the evolution of military aircraft since World War II. Built to serve a few combat roles, these aircraft are capable of carrying out tactical ...

World War II witnessed technological leaps in aircraft design and performance that recast the nature of air warfare. Wood-and-fabric biplanes were replaced with streamlined, all-metal aircraft.

The wide world of aircraft is now open to you, but what can you actually fly? Part of being a good pilot is recognizing that sometimes our eyes are bigger than our skill set.

Aircraft carriers are imposing floating fortresses that are some of largest vessels ever built. Here are the most massive examples still in service today.

The Cirrus Aircraft Vision Center based in East Tennessee adds even more weight to Tennessee's role in aviation on the national stage. We took a look inside.

As dawn breaks over Silicon Valley, the world is getting its first look at Pathfinder 1, a prototype electric airship that its maker LTA Research hopes ...

There is a wide array of military aircraft that are employed to assert power, defend territories and execute strategic operations by military forces around the world. At the end of the day, the ...