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The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is set to continue its long-standing tradition of tracking Santa Claus on December 24, marking the 70th anniversary of the beloved program. The NORAD Tracks Santa tradition began in 1955, when a misprinted Sears adv...
The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) today launched 12 Planes of Christmas, its annual winter fundraising initiative dedicated to preservi...
On this day in aviation history, 93 years ago (December 1, 1932), the Heinkel He 70 took flight for the first time. Named the Blitz (or Lightning), the He 70 was a speedy monoplane designed and built by Heinkel Flugzeugwerke. The Blitz holds the distinction of being the first Schnellbomber (fast bomber) flown by the German Luftwaffe. The design o...
Visiting aviation museums and private collectors is one of the finest ways to engage in the history of our beloved aviation through the ages. But add in some meticulously planned photo shoots with period re-enactors and a pro team of shooters delivering stunning scenes, and you’ve got some aviation heritage magic. Based in the UK, the Centre of Av...
On this day in aviation history, 84 years ago (November 30, 1941), airmail was flown via jet aircraft for the first time. The Caproni Campini N.1, an Italian experimental jet aircraft which first flew in 1940, was tasked with this historic airmail flight. At the controls of the N.1 was Mario de Bernardi, an Italian fighter pilot who had served in...
