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How & Why Have Aviation’s Seat Belt Rules Evolved Over The Years?

The laws that all passengers need to have their seat belts on while taking off or landing wasn’t put into place until 1970s.

Piston engines came in many types

A review of five missions the C-123 Provider has performed – as a transport, US Coast Guard Plane, Spray Plane, Gunship and Warbird.

Standing out in aviation history not as a pilot or engineer, but as the man who skillfully brought the industry into the public eye.

The aircraft was introduced on April 26th, 1972.

The first female Chinese pilot to receive an international license, breaking barriers in aviation.

The location of the Wright Brothers’ first flight, North Carolina, is making headlines again as a supersonic factory opens in Greensboro.

A look back at the historical significance of the early Lockheed Electra family in the wake of a Father’s Day 2024 mishap.

The photographer behind “Earthrise” has passed away, but that was not Bill Anders’ only contribution to aerospace history.

The Alaska Aviation Museum on the shores of Anchorage, Alaska’s Lake Hood has gotten a Gruman Goose to fly again.