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How Canada built the world’s first jet airliner

In the late 1940s, Avro Canada developed the C102 Jetliner, a fully operational passenger jet that flew years before the ...
The 777-8 and 777-9 both have high-aspect-ratio carbon-fiber composite wings and folding wingtips. The new 777-8 Freighter, ...
Jettly reports on the evolution of Air Force One, highlighting its role in shaping private aviation standards and ...
While Boeing pioneered the widebody with the 747, it didn’t operate in a vacuum. Douglas (later McDonnell Douglas) and ...
The Turkish Ministry of Defense says the analysis of black boxes from a jet crash that killed eight people, including Libya’s ...
This video follows the pivot from propellers to jets, as Juan Trippe leverages Lindbergh’s reconnaissance and an audacious ...
The head of Libya's armed forces and four other passengers died on Tuesday when their business jet crashed shortly after ...
And even when the daunting transpacific gap was finally bridged in June 1927 with a 26-hour nonstop flight from Oakland, the disappearance of three air crews participating in the Dole Air Race two ...
The 727 wins ‘cool points’ for its tri-jet configuration, three engines handsomely placed below a T-tail. The T-tail, with ...
The U.S. government says the actions of an air traffic controller and Army helicopter pilot played a role in a fatal ...
Before the gleaming 747s that now ferry U.S. presidents across oceans, there was a smaller, sleeker jet that carried the weight of the free world. The last Boeing 707 to serve as a primary Air Force ...
As it soared close to Japan’s Mount Fuji on a cloudless day in March 1966, a BOAC 707 jet was suddenly battered by tremendous gusts of wind that broke it apart. All 124 persons aboard were killed.