For 35 years, the Aviation Art Museum has been providing high-quality color and charcoal pencil lithograph prints of unique, historic and obscure aircraft, plus commemorative limited editions.
A site listing all military aircraft designations assigned by the United
States armed forces, with images hyperlinked for many of the aircraft,
and explanations of the systems used.
We offer a summary of round-the-world flights and of pilots and passengers and philatelic documentation that they carried on their journeys round-the-world.
The Internets largest collection of airline ticket jackets. From the 1920's to present. Over 350 of the Worlds Airlines are represented by over 1000 ticket jackets
History of Aviation in Alaska. From the Bush Pilots to the Major Airlines. Wien, Markair, Reeve Aleutian, Alaska, PNA, NCA, NAC, etc...Also dedicated to those that made it all happen.
Features the beginning of aviation to present era with displays of rare engines and aircraft. Includes photo gallery and quiz. Located in Kosice, Slovakia. [English an Slovakian]
This site will provide information about the Corsair F4U / FG / F3A.It will illustrate the changes and improvements made to the aircraft's design as a number of variants and sub-variants.
Site about aviation adventure writer Barrett Tillman. View his work, read interesting articles and purchase his books such as Dauntless, Hellcats, Clash of the Carriers and more.
The most important database in french contains over 350 aircraft description, with text history, technical data, profil painting, 3 views drawing, and more photos. We find most of aeronautics files...
Info on WWII Triple Ace Bud Anderson, who flew P-51 "Old Crow" with the 357th FG. Historic documents, stories, photos and video clips. Free P-51 screen saver. Autographed copies of "To Fly and Fight."
With over 762 pages of rare photos and 294,000 words of text this is undoubtly the most comprehensive and historically accurate accounting of any Canadian Air Force Squadron on the net.
Tribute site to the de Havilland DH88
Comet raceplane, winner of the 1934
England-Australia air race, with
additional material about the race and
its competitors
