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PRESS RELEASE In 2026, Lufthansa will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its founding: On January 6, 1926, Deutsche Luft Hansa AG was launched in Berlin through the merger of Deutscher Aero Lloyd and Junkers Luftverkehr. […]
PRESS RELEASE The Lakes Flying Company has won Aviation Heritage UK’s Robert Pleming Memorial Award for 2022 for its recreation and successful flying of Waterbird, an exacting replica of the first seaplane to fly with […]
A couple of weeks ago we published a story by Aaron Haase describing the Golden Age Air Museum’s marvelous annual air show, themed as the Fokker Scourge due to the four replica Fokker Dr.I triplanes participating […]
PRESS RELEASE Forrest Lovley of Jordan, Minnesota, who has more than a half-century of aircraft restoration and building experience, will be honored by EAA’s Vintage Aircraft Association division on November 10 with his induction to […]
by Andy Heins and Tom Pawlesh Just as the swallows return to San Juan Capistrano in California each March, the airplanes built by the Waco Aircraft Company return to Troy, Ohio each September. However, before […]
by Andy Heins According to the Oxford Dictionary, “Grassroots” /ˈɡrasˌro͞ots/ plural is defined as “the most basic level of an activity or organization: “the whole campaign would be conducted at the grassroots.” Such a definition applies perfectly […]
The Fokker Scourge – Golden Age Air Museum Air Show by Aaron Haase The Golden Age Air Museum held their annual, vintage style air show during the Labor Day Weekend. The museum’s home, a small grass […]
For the past several years, we have been following the Savoia Marchetti Historical Group (SMHG) and the Gruppo Lavoratori Seniores Siai Marchetti in Italy, and their efforts to build a faithful replica of the all-but […]
by Nigel Hitchman The de Havilland Moth Club held a fly-in event at a historic airfield in Bicester on Thursday August 18th, 2022. It was a great success with around fifty aircraft, mostly de Havilland in […]
By Andy Heins The Navion is a now iconic touring/liason aircraft which emerged from North American Aviation’s design studio as the NA-143 during the post-war economic boom in 1946. The NA-143 (produced as the NA-145) […]
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