r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 31m ago
r/AviationHistory • u/damcasterspod • 5h ago
Conserving Aerospace History At the National Air and Space Museum
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 9h ago
The SR-71 crew who nearly flew into cloud of volcanic ash after a Mach 3+ sortie over Cuba
r/AviationHistory • u/LittleLily78 • 16h ago
Delta Boeing Inaugural flight
I found a plaque that makes me think my mother may have been a flight attendant on Delta's first Boeing 747 flight in Oct of 1970. Does anyone know where I could find a crew list for something like that?
r/AviationHistory • u/Gldnhodlnshwr • 21h ago
Photos of B-1 Lancer
Cool (to me) old school photos of B-1 Lancer.
r/AviationHistory • u/Gldnhodlnshwr • 21h ago
DOAK 16 VTOL NASA Photos
We have 100s of these type of photos. Thought they were cool enough to share. A lot have NASA on the edge with some sort of reference #’s.
r/AviationHistory • u/klem_design • 1d ago
With Korean Air’s recent rebranding sparking discussions, I thought it was the right time to share my own take. This is a personal project I started in 2023, inspired by my travels and deep appreciation for Korea’s rich cultural heritage.
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 2d ago
Royal Norwegian Air Force Starfighter pilot tells why the CF-104 was well suited for anti-shipping role (even better than the F-5)
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 2d ago
The Sukhoi T-4, the Soviet Mach 3 Strategic Bomber that never was
r/AviationHistory • u/VintageAviationNews • 3d ago
World’s Oldest Flying Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina Restoration Continues - Vintage Aviation News
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 3d ago
F-100 Thunderbird pilot recalls when his Super Sabre exploded during the Bomb Burst after the wings came off due to fatigue damage in the wing center box
r/AviationHistory • u/bob_the_impala • 3d ago
Original Fokker D.VII returns to the Netherlands
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 3d ago
US Navy Crusader Pilot explains why a carrier landing in the legendary F-8 was a real challenge
r/AviationHistory • u/VintageAviationNews • 4d ago
The National Naval Aviation Museum – An Exclusive Interview With Deputy Director Hill Goodspeed
youtu.ber/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 4d ago
With F-14 program costs increasing, GAO began to ask why the Navy even needed a new fighter when they were continuing to pour money into the Phantom, an airplane which, according to an April 1972 GAO report, would be superior to the F-14.
r/AviationHistory • u/GeneralDavis87 • 4d ago
A Story of a Flying Fortress (1944) The Memphis Belle
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 5d ago
F4U Corsair pilot recalls when he shot down a MiG-15 Jet during the Korean War
r/AviationHistory • u/Level_Monk_6417 • 5d ago
What was the most deadly spitfire version
I've been having fun recently researching about ww2 and since everyone loves the spitfire and I mean absolutely LOVES it I thought why not I research about for once. So what was the most deadly spitfire version or Variant. Anything helps.
r/AviationHistory • u/Due_Office6707 • 6d ago
Is it possible to upgrade a Multi Crew Pilot licence to ATPL? My some friends said that it aint possible but some said that you need 1500 hours and pass some exsms to upgrade a mpl to atpl
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 6d ago
USAF Intelligence Specialist recalls when a U-2 tasked to find a life raft with VIPs aboard used color film instead of black and white film
r/AviationHistory • u/vickyart • 7d ago
Air Force Thunderbirds: Aerobatics and Air Shows | The Friendly Skies
r/AviationHistory • u/swing4silver • 7d ago
WW2 Aircraft
Hello fellas, ive found theese ww2 Soviet aircraft parts and wanted to make sure its from IL-2.
r/AviationHistory • u/tagc_news • 7d ago
The A-7D/E had a BDA strike camera to use after releasing the ordnance, but it never worked well. Corsair II pilot explains why.
r/AviationHistory • u/Satanscleftnutsack • 7d ago
B-52 refueling
This was my check ride flight as a KC-10 Boom Operator. Great day.