Biplanes once dominated the skies, but now they're rarely to be seen outside of old movies and museums. What caused them to fall out of popularity?

Welcome Back to the Daily Aviation as we explore the evolution of aircraft carriers from Britain’s WWI pioneers to modern UK–US–French naval operations with F-35s and Rafales. Voice, text and video ...

Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company helped shape American aviation with the JN-4 Jenny, HS flying boats, racers, fighters and ...

We think now's the right time” for a blended wing body design to make its debut, Natilus Chief Operating Officer Nolan Giblin ...

Austin Hancock takes readers into the cockpit of the National Warplane Museum’s Fairchild PT-26 Cornell, sharing the lessons ...

The EAA Aviation Museum has added six aircraft to its displays, spanning early aviation, ultralight flying, and WWII ...

Taking care of yourself shouldn't be complicated. We talk to the experts for practical advice to live a long and healthy life, based on science. Updated every time Life Kit posts an episode on health ...

Planespotting, otherwise known as aircraft spotting, is a lot like trainspotting but without the bleak Hollywood movie associations. The hobby involves watching airplanes take off and land. Some ...

There are really only two ways to build your own sports car in the modern market: Either have deep enough pockets to convince a major manufacturer to design a model especially for you, or get your ...

During World War I, fighter planes called Sopwith Camels downed 1,294 enemy aircraft, more than any other Allied fighter in WWI.

Senior Film Writer Borys Kit breaks the latest scoops on movies, from acquisitions to castings to the dreaded and they-wish-he-wouldn’t-write-about reshoots (ahem, “additional photography”). He ...