(WGHP) — Aviation was born in North Carolina in 1903 when the Wright Brothers lifted off the sands of Kitty Hawk. Now, the way your children and grandchildren travel in the air won’t be like what ...

On July 4, 1914, William Boeing, along with his friend George Conrad Westervelt, took their very first plane ride. It was in a Curtiss seaplane helmed by Terah Maroney, a barnstorming young pilot who ...

The green coating on new Boeing aircraft may seem like a strange choice, but it plays an important role in protecting the airplane from corrosion.

The journey of a new Airbus aircraft is far from over once it leaves the final assembly line.

Composites manufacturing expert, RAMPF Composite Solutions, selected to build the main body of the Cavorite X7 TORONTO, ...

The dawn of a new era in the aviation industry is fast approaching, thanks to the advent of a groundbreaking material that could slash airplane weight by as much as 50%. This phenomenal revelation has ...

The Boeing Everett factory is the world's largest airplane manufacturing plant by volume and a major attraction for aviation enthusiasts. Tours begin at the Boeing Future of Flight center, which also ...

The captains of the aerospace industry will gather in Paris next week for the marquee aircraft show and, while order announcements usually grab the headlines, the real driver of value the year will be ...

Richard Schilberg was an aviation pioneer whose early efforts in Stuttgart made him Arkansas' first acknowledged aircraft manufacturer. Schilberg was born on Sept. 28, 1887, at Canada, Kan., the son ...

Vultee Aircraft first appeared in The Tennessean more than 90 years ago, on Dec. 4, 1934, but merely as an afterthought. The business article centered on American Airlines’ purchase of Douglas ...