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de Bothezat Flying Octopus: Meet The US Army’s 1st 1920s Helicopter

The first US Army helicopter flew two decades before the first successful Army helicopter finally entered service.

The facility’s direct connections to the US have been limited in recent years, although there are hopes that this will change in the future.

Despite relative success as a cargo aircraft, the Boeing 747-8 has proved comparatively unpopular for passenger operations.

15 B-52s were officially lost in Linebacker II, but the actual number is likely between 22 and 27 when adding in write-offs.

A closer look at what caused Boeing to cease production of the 717 in 2006.

Looking back at this critical time.

Israel, the US Marines, and the US Air Force are known to have used the F-35 in combat (the British could have as well).

Kings Cross Airport never got built, as it simply would have been too dangerous.

From its stall-proof and spin-proof engineering to its simplified controls, the 1937 Ercoupe was designed with one goal in mind: safety.

Ten years ago today, the first prototype of the Airbus A350 took to the skies for its maiden test flight.