In the 1950s, the Soviet Union unveiled the Tu-104, a sleek jet airliner adapted from a bomber, promising to modernize air ...

The first scene in The Phoenician Scheme, the latest from director Wes Anderson, depicts a 1950s-era plane targeted by ...

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Founded by Vernon Smithers in 1925, Smithers is celebrating its 100th anniversary as it continues to grow its testing ...

Kyle Clark, the pilot and CEO behind BETA Technologies, envisions his ALIA aircraft landing on rooftops and being used for short-hop flights across New York City.

Many fans of vintage aircraft like the squared-off tail and “fastback” fuselage shape of the Cessna 172 Skyhawk.

A revolutionary new aircraft could change how we travel forever – and it doesn’t need a runway, helipad, or garage. Sigma is ...