Topic: Flying-Machines » Aircraft » Aircraft Types

Aircraft Types

Powered and unpowered aircraft, including fixed-wing, hybrid, rotary and lighter-than-air
Results 381 - 400 of 407

Dog of War

Think of Yankee Lima Four Two as a time machine: Jump in and you're back in Vietnam.
July 2001 | By Stephan Wilkinson

In the Museum: Over 50 and Fabulous

July 2001 | By Richard P. Hallion

Above & Beyond: Launch the Fleet!

July 2001 | By Russell Gregory

Moments & Milestones: Boeing Unveils "Sonic Cruiser"

July 2001 | By Stuart Nixon

The ultimate in point jets, the Starfighter is not for the faint of heart, be it pilot or audience.

The Fastest Show on Earth

How two Lockheed F-104 Starfighters became airshow stars.
May 2001 | By Carl Hoffman

Moss was hardly deskbound, posing with the pilot who held the Army

Hill Climb

Why General Electric put an airplane engine on a truck and drove it to the top of Pikes Peak.
May 2001 | By Donald Sherman

Restoration: Grande Dame

The Lockheed L-1649A Starliner gets a makeover.
May 2001 | By John Sotham

Predator: First Watch

Lesson learned: never send a man to do a machine's job.
May 2001 | By Linda Shiner

Fishing for Saint-Ex

There's something down there. And it may be Antoine De Saint-Exupéry's P-38.
May 2001 | By Joseph Harriss

One Balloon Bomber (Slightly Used)

First it carried a Japanese bomb 5,000 miles across the Pacific. Then it carried Don Piccard across Minneapolis.
May 2001 | By Don Piccard

A rugged amphibian, the Grumman G-21 served both commercial airlines and militaries alike.  The U.S. Coast Guard flew the JRF version as a transport and anti-submarine aircraft.

In the Museum: Beautiful Goose

May 2001 | By F. Robert van der Linden

Moments & Milestones: Proteus Maximus

May 2001 | By Charles Spence

A 1/4-scale F-16 flutter model tested numerous "stores" configurations--bombs, missiles, fuel tanks--in the world

The Hammer

For every airplane, there's a region of the flight envelope into which it dare not fly.
March 2001 | By Peter Garrison

The frigid and oxygen-poor water of Norway

Restoration: Desperate Journey

A Junkers Ju 88 is pulled from a Norwegian lake.
March 2001 | By Douglas Hinton

High Tension

Helicopter pilots play chicken with high-voltage power lines so crews can work on live wires.
March 2001 | By James R. Chiles

General H.H. Arnold Special

Made in the U.S.S.R.

Of course they copied it. The two airplanes could have been twins. But was the Soviets' Tu-4 truly an exact duplicate of the Boeing B-29?
March 2001 | By Von Hardesty

During the summer of 1942, this Macchi Folgore fighter was operating out of Libya as part of 4 Stormo, 10 Gruppo, 90 Squadriglia.  Formed in 1940, the 4 Stormo was credited with 500 victories.  The fighter

In the Museum: Italian Lighting

March 2001 | By Robert C. Mikesh

On a cool day, with a bit of wind and a light load, the Kellett jump giro could leap straight up some 15 feet, gain forward speed, and climb out.  But in hot weather and still air, with a full load of fuel and a passenger, it merely lurched upward, relying on its straining engine and propeller to pull it out.

Above & Beyond: Jump Ship

March 2001 | By E. Stuart Gregg

Moments & Milestones: Tiger Beat

March 2001 | By Bruce Bohannon

Norwegian troops (in rearmost rank) took over sponsorship of the First Kosovar Scouts, local school-age kids, when the Canadians returned home.

Memories of Kosovo

A helicopter pilot recalls his peacekeeping tour of duty over one of the world's most strife-torn regions.
January 2001 | By Jonathan Knaul


« Previous 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Next »

Advertisement


Advertisement