Unbuilt Aircraft Projects

  France is rightly considered by many to be the cradle of aviation. In the late 19th century and during the early years of aviation, it was in ...

  Editor's Foreword: Built of wood to conserve aluminum—which, it was feared, would be in short supply during the war—the Curtiss C-76 Caravan ...

The idea of an aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor did not spring from fantasy, but from a very specific problem of the mid-20th century. During the Cold ...

All articles in the series This is the next installment in a series of articles that are translations of chapters from a book by British aviation ...

All parts of the article   Across the Atlantic It is claimed that, in parallel with the early work conducted in Europe described in the previous ...

In 1935, Boeing was working on an aircraft that would eventually define the image of the American heavy bomber for decades. On July 28, the Model 299 made its ...

All articles in the series This is the next installment in a series of vintage articles from the magazine *Letectví + kosmonautika* (1984–91 issues) ...

Typically, an aircraft’s aerodynamic configuration is an integral feature of the model. Engines may be replaced or additional equipment installed on an ...

Here is a short vintage article from Consolidated's corporate magazine, *Consolidator* (July 1938 issue), which I think will be of interest to readers and ...

Quite some time ago—more than 10 years ago—we had an article on our website dedicated to Finland’s own fighter jet, the VL Pyörremyrsky. The aircraft described ...