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On today’s date in history, June 18, 1981, the f

On today’s date in history, June 18, 1981, the first Full Scale Development YF-117A Nighthawk made its maiden flight at Groom Lake, Nevada, with Lockheed Skunk Works test pilot Hal Farley at the controls. Designed for stealth with radar-absorbing materials and faceted surfaces, the F-117 was a groundbreaking tactical bomber, not a fighter as its nickname suggests.

Do you know when the F-117 was retired?

Randy is hard at work fixing a dented channel in o

Randy is hard at work fixing a dented channel in our P-40 before we can install the new fuel tank we got for it!

It's been a while since we did a proper #MustangMo

It's been a while since we did a proper #MustangMonday! Here are some recent shots of our North American P-51D-30.

Do you know the main differences between the A and D models?

We're so excited to finally get the Hellcat starte

We're so excited to finally get the Hellcat started up! Who wants to see a video of that?

We recently got the throttle quadrant for the Hell

We recently got the throttle quadrant for the Hellcat! We're almost ready to install it!

On today’s date in 1955, Cessna test pilot Emil

On today’s date in 1955, Cessna test pilot Emil “Fritz” Feutz took to the skies in the prototype Cessna 172, marking the first flight of what would become the most produced aircraft in history. Originally a modified Cessna 170 with new tricycle landing gear, the 172 improved ground handling and visibility. Certified later that year, it was an instant success, with over 44,000 built and production still ongoing. Powered by a Continental O-300-A engine, the 172 helped define the modern light aircraft.

Do you have any time in the Skyhawk? If so, how much?

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On today’s date in history, June 18, 1981, the f

On today’s date in history, June 18, 1981, the first Full Scale Development YF-117A Nighthawk made its maiden flight at Groom Lake, Nevada, with Lockheed Skunk Works test pilot Hal Farley at the controls. Designed for stealth with radar-absorbing materials and faceted surfaces, the F-117 was a groundbreaking tactical bomber, not a fighter as its nickname suggests.

Do you know when the F-117 was retired?

Randy is hard at work fixing a dented channel in o

Randy is hard at work fixing a dented channel in our P-40 before we can install the new fuel tank we got for it!

It's been a while since we did a proper #MustangMo

It's been a while since we did a proper #MustangMonday! Here are some recent shots of our North American P-51D-30.

Do you know the main differences between the A and D models?

We're so excited to finally get the Hellcat starte

We're so excited to finally get the Hellcat started up! Who wants to see a video of that?

We recently got the throttle quadrant for the Hell

We recently got the throttle quadrant for the Hellcat! We're almost ready to install it!

On today’s date in 1955, Cessna test pilot Emil

On today’s date in 1955, Cessna test pilot Emil “Fritz” Feutz took to the skies in the prototype Cessna 172, marking the first flight of what would become the most produced aircraft in history. Originally a modified Cessna 170 with new tricycle landing gear, the 172 improved ground handling and visibility. Certified later that year, it was an instant success, with over 44,000 built and production still ongoing. Powered by a Continental O-300-A engine, the 172 helped define the modern light aircraft.

Do you have any time in the Skyhawk? If so, how much?

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