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São Paulo Traffic Report

It's rotor to rotor out there.
November 2002 | By Carl A. Posey

The Lockheed SR-71.

How Things Work: Supersonic Inlets

November 2002 | By Diane Tedeschi

Project 921

Russia and the United States have held the inside tracks in the space race. In the stretch, here comes China.
November 2002 | By Joe McDonald

In 1964, a trio of RA-5Cs had central Florida covered.

Restoration: Mach 2 Heavyweight Champion

The North American RA-5C Vigilante.
November 2002 | By Robert F. Dorr

A live-fire test on a North American F-86.  During the Vietnam War, engineers looked for ways to toughen aircraft against ground fire and surface-to-air missiles.

Shoot 'Em Up

Sometimes you have to destroy the aircraft in order to save it.
November 2002 | By Carl Hoffman

In 1957 midshipmen launched an N3N from the Severn River in Annapolis.

In the Museum: Sailors' Delight

November 2002 | By Roger A. Mola

The author surveys the forbidding Laotian terrain from a C-46.

Above & Beyond: Ration of Luck

November 2002 | By Donald V. Courtney

Sergei Rachmaninoff (center) was instrumental in getting the Sikorsky S-29A airliner off the ground. Igor Sikorsky (left) had labored with Baron Nicholas Solovioff (right) and a dwindling workforce to launch the 14-passenger transport.

Oldies & Oddities: Sikorsky's Piano Man

November 2002 | By Vadim Prokhorov

Moments & Milestones: Airfairs

November 2002 | By Stuart Nixon

Air War in the Falklands

Grand miscalculations, unknown odds, miserable weather, vast distances—and unlikely adversaries.
September 2002 | By Carl Posey

Konstantin Tsiolkovsky Slept Here

Following in the footsteps of the man who invented space travel.
September 2002 | By Anatoly Zak

How Things Work: Ring Laser Gyros

September 2002 | By Linda Shiner

Images of the glider in flight (here, a CG-4 prototype) don’t capture the human drama of a CG-4 mission, as the museum’s finished display does.

A Waco's Happy Ending

How an abandoned World War II glider found love in Long Island.
September 2002 | By Joshua Stoff

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Ticket to Orbit

Don't just sit there. Get out and see the world!
September 2002 | By Eric Adams

The Unemployment Line

Where airliners go when they're out of work.
September 2002 | By Howard Stansfield

Galileo's Last Look

Launched 13 years ago, a rugged spacecraft send its last postcards from Jupiter.
September 2002 | By Tony Reichhardt

One of Reno’s most coveted prizes is a pit pass, which allows the audience to get up close and personal with the musclebound Unlimiteds.

Reno Enters the Jet Age

They're not as fast as the top Unlimiteds, but the national air racing organization is gambling on jets to boost attendance.
September 2002 | By Carl Hoffman

In the Museum: The Papers of Crocker Snow

September 2002 | By Mary Collins

Above & Beyond: Nights Over North Vietnam

A former South Vietnamese Air Force commander shares his military experiences in a new book.
September 2002 | By Nguyen Cao Ky

Moments & Milestones: Ten Most Wanted

September 2002 | By Stuart Nixon


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