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McDonnell Douglas F/A-18B Hornet

McDonnell Douglas F-15A Eagle

McDonnell Douglas
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It was on today’s date in 1947 that Grumman’s

It was on today’s date in 1947 that Grumman’s first jet-powered aircraft, the XF9F-2 Panther, took to the skies. With test pilot Corwin “Corky” Meyer at the controls, the prototype launched from Grumman’s Bethpage airfield in less-than-ideal weather. Meyer described the jet as handling like a “J-3 Cub,” despite its cutting-edge Rolls-Royce Nene engine.

Designed as a single-engine, carrier-based fighter for the U.S. Navy, the Panther excelled during the Korean War as a durable, versatile fighter known for its ability to survive battles.

Did you know that we have a F9F-2 Panther in our boneyard?

Think you can tell which aircraft this is out in o

Think you can tell which aircraft this is out in our boneyard? Take a closer look and let us know!

🎄 YANKS Christmas Cookie Decorating 🎄 Join

🎄 YANKS Christmas Cookie Decorating 🎄

Join us on Saturday, December 7, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Yanks Air Museum for a festive afternoon of cookie decorating fun! Bring the family and enjoy a fun holiday activity surrounded by some amazing aircraft.

Admission is $20 for adults and $5 for kids (11 and under). Tickets must be purchased online by December 2, 2024, as space is limited to 100 children. Yanks Members receive free admission but must RSVP online.

Parking is free!

For tickets or more information visit our Facebook event or website, the link is in our bio!

On today’s date in 1978, the first McDonnell Dou

On today’s date in 1978, the first McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet took to the skies over St. Louis, Missouri. Chief Test Pilot Jack Krings flew the F/A-18A prototype on its 50-minute inaugural flight, reaching 24,000 feet before safely returning to Lambert Field. Developed for the U.S. Navy, the F/A-18 combined fighter and ground attack capabilities, a design decision that continues to influence the Hornet’s legacy. The aircraft remains in production as the Boeing F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet, extending its service into the next decade.

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $700, Alex... Th

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $700, Alex...

This is a British supersonic research aircraft that first flew in 1954.

Remember to put your answer in the form of a question. 😉

Did you know that our DH-60 GM Gipsy Moth was once

Did you know that our DH-60 GM Gipsy Moth was once a true movie star under Paramount Studios?

Manufactured by Moth Aircraft Corp. in 1929, this biplane earned global fame, significantly shaping private and sport aviation. Equipped with a de Havilland Gipsy engine, the Gipsy Moth proved to be stable, maneuverable, and remarkably resilient. Known for its safety, it was advertised as "Solo by Sundown" and used by countless flight schools to train new pilots. We acquired this classic in 2005, preserving a unique piece of aviation heritage.

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It was on today’s date in 1947 that Grumman’s

It was on today’s date in 1947 that Grumman’s first jet-powered aircraft, the XF9F-2 Panther, took to the skies. With test pilot Corwin “Corky” Meyer at the controls, the prototype launched from Grumman’s Bethpage airfield in less-than-ideal weather. Meyer described the jet as handling like a “J-3 Cub,” despite its cutting-edge Rolls-Royce Nene engine.

Designed as a single-engine, carrier-based fighter for the U.S. Navy, the Panther excelled during the Korean War as a durable, versatile fighter known for its ability to survive battles.

Did you know that we have a F9F-2 Panther in our boneyard?

Think you can tell which aircraft this is out in o

Think you can tell which aircraft this is out in our boneyard? Take a closer look and let us know!

🎄 YANKS Christmas Cookie Decorating 🎄 Join

🎄 YANKS Christmas Cookie Decorating 🎄

Join us on Saturday, December 7, 2024, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Yanks Air Museum for a festive afternoon of cookie decorating fun! Bring the family and enjoy a fun holiday activity surrounded by some amazing aircraft.

Admission is $20 for adults and $5 for kids (11 and under). Tickets must be purchased online by December 2, 2024, as space is limited to 100 children. Yanks Members receive free admission but must RSVP online.

Parking is free!

For tickets or more information visit our Facebook event or website, the link is in our bio!

On today’s date in 1978, the first McDonnell Dou

On today’s date in 1978, the first McDonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet took to the skies over St. Louis, Missouri. Chief Test Pilot Jack Krings flew the F/A-18A prototype on its 50-minute inaugural flight, reaching 24,000 feet before safely returning to Lambert Field. Developed for the U.S. Navy, the F/A-18 combined fighter and ground attack capabilities, a design decision that continues to influence the Hornet’s legacy. The aircraft remains in production as the Boeing F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet, extending its service into the next decade.

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $700, Alex... Th

Let's try "Obscure Aircraft" for $700, Alex...

This is a British supersonic research aircraft that first flew in 1954.

Remember to put your answer in the form of a question. 😉

Did you know that our DH-60 GM Gipsy Moth was once

Did you know that our DH-60 GM Gipsy Moth was once a true movie star under Paramount Studios?

Manufactured by Moth Aircraft Corp. in 1929, this biplane earned global fame, significantly shaping private and sport aviation. Equipped with a de Havilland Gipsy engine, the Gipsy Moth proved to be stable, maneuverable, and remarkably resilient. Known for its safety, it was advertised as "Solo by Sundown" and used by countless flight schools to train new pilots. We acquired this classic in 2005, preserving a unique piece of aviation heritage.

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