#Lockheed
NOAA Engineer Describes Flying Into Hurricane Ian As 'Roughest Flight Of My Career'
A flight into hurricane Ian was extremely turbulent.
The Story Of The Versatile Lockheed Model 18 Lodestar
How the Lockheed Model 18 struggled to compete with the DC-3 and went on to serve as a crop duster and with skydiving cl...
Happy Birthday! Air Canada Celebrates 85 Years With An Aircraft Donation
This aircraft was part of Trans-Canada Air Lines' first fleet in 1937.
TWA Flight 529: Formerly The US's Deadliest Single-Aircraft Accident
How a missing bolt caused the crash of TWA flight 529.
What Are The Different Lockheed L-1011 Variants?
The plane manufacturer developed several variants of the L-1011 over the years.
Elvis’ Private Jet Is Up For Auction But It Doesn’t Fly
If you want to pick up the King's lost jet in Roswell, bidding starts at $100,000.
Interwar Record Breaker: The Lockheed Model 14 'Super Electra'
The aircraft enjoyed considerable success in the late-1930s.
Unsolved Disappearance: The Story Of Flying Tiger Line Flight 739
The flight went missing while en route to Vietnam.
How Did The Lockheed L-749 Constellation Differ From The Earlier L-649 Model?
The Lockheed Constellation was a big part of commercial aviation during the early years of passenger air travel. How did...
The Life And Times Of US Aviation Pioneer Jack Northrop
Jack Northrop was involved with many leading manufacturers and aircraft designs, but his lifelong interest was the flyin...
Transatlantic Triumphs: TWA Launched Connie Flights To Europe 76 Years Ago
The aircraft was met with fanfare when arriving in the capital of France.
3 Engined Jumbo: The Story Of The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar
Are There Any Lockheed Super Constellations Still Flying?
The Story Of The Lockheed Model 14 Super Electra
What Was The NASA S-3B Viking?
Why The Lockheed L-1011 Had Toilets In A Circular Pattern
5150 Miles Of Range: The Story Of The Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation
87 Years Ago Howard Hughes Took Off To Set A Record In A Lockheed Electra
What Was The First Ever Air Force One?