First plane

Rare Photos of the Wright Brothers 114 Years After Their First Flight - InsideHook

Peter Bielfield L-42 RIP 9/11/01

Bell X-1, U.S. rocket-powered supersonic research airplane built by Bell Aircraft Corporation, the first aircraft to exceed the speed of sound in level flight. In 1947 an X-1 launched from a B-29 bomber and piloted by Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier and attained a top speed on 1,126 km (700 miles) per hour.

The White House has reached an informal deal with aerospace giant Boeing Co. for two new Air Force One planes.

From FDR to Obama, U.S. presidents have flown in style

One of the finest aviation photographers, Lassi Tolvanen has today gone to the heavenly shooting spots. Lassi, I want to thank you for your endless help and tips, for your contributions to the aviation photography world and especially for your friendship. The world is a lesser place without you! This photo is for you! - Photo taken at In Flight in Finland on May 8, 2006.

A newly-discovered photo is fueling a controversial theory that a German immigrant in Connecticut was really "first in flight" -- not the Wright brothers.

Western Airlines "the Only Way to Fly" Boeing 737-200 inflight. Nickname : FLUF This aircraft was my first airline job. Western operated 20 Boeing 737-200. NOT my photo.

One of the most notorious places for panic, disaster, and embarrassment is at the front of an airport security line. Discover what you can do to prevent yourself from looking ridiculous the next time you decide to travel by plane.

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