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Why Was The Tupolev Tu-334 A Failure?

$4 billion and 34 years in the making: the airliner that never came to be

Lockheed’s P-38 Lightning was one of the iconic Allied fighters of WWII. We examine how it revolutionized aerial combat.

The highjacking lasted a week long and recently became the subject of a Netflix series.

The US Armed Forces have produced many top-notch fighter squadron in their history. What were the Top 5?

China has remembered the sacrifice of thousands of American airmen in the Flying Tigers who died defending China from the Japanese invasion.

The global oil crisis and a terrorist attack on one of flights flights were some of the biggest reasons behind its downfall.

So-called “friendly fire” is an all-too-common tragedy in warfare. Inadvertently shooting oneself down is much rarer, but in 1958, it happened.

In the P-80 Shooting Star, the US caught up with Britain and Germany and made great strides in developing the fighter jet age.

The B-17 and B-24 were the US’s most produced aircraft of WWII, each enjoying certain advantages over the other.

Despite its warrior tribe namesake, the Mohawk plane wasn’t designed to fight enemy jets.