Published 11 months ago by Bill Edwards
Gordon Holbrook supervises cylinder head work on a Pratt and Whitney R985 radial engine.
Published 11 months ago by Jose Maria Ocana Rizo
This picture shows the cockpit of a Bombardier CRJ 900 at San Sebastián airport. The sunrise comes throw the window at 07:00 AM....(more)
Published 11 months ago by Bill Edwards
This view from the floor of the great gallery features the expansive titanium underbelly of the Lockheed M-21 Blackbird and the famous adversaries of the Cold War, our McDonnell F-4C Phantom II and the Soviet MiG-21.
Published 11 months ago by Jose Maria Ocana Rizo
This is the lates version of ATR 72, the 600 model with the lates EFIS. The picture was taken with a NIKON D700 with a
Published 11 months ago by Cristian Marchi
This handheld panorama was taken inside the Intrepid museum in New York in the area of the ship known as fo'c's'le (forecastle: the forward part of a ship).The original equirectangular image is available on flickr.
Published 11 months ago by Bill Edwards
All of the aircraft in the Flying Heritage Collection are restored to not only a high standard ...(more)
Published 11 months ago by Bill Edwards
The German Focke Wulf 190 was the most advanced radial engine fighter in the world in the fall of 1941. This Foc...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
The Lockheed YO-3 “Quiet Star” was an observation aircraft which was developed for battlefield observatio...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
This Grumman F4F Wildcat is getting ready for paint after which it will soon join the main...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
This Grumman F4F Wildcat is getting ready for paint after which it will soon join the main collecti...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
This is a rear view of a Voight F7U-3 Cutlass, which is one of only seven survivors. It was a carr...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
The de Havilland Comet was the world’s first commercial jet airliner. The museum’s 1959 de Hav...(more)
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
Volunteers work on a wing for a vintage aircraft restoration project.
Published 12 months ago by Bill Edwards
It’s all about the world of flight. Model aircraft fly overhead in the entrance lobby. Restoration volunteers take a coffee break in the lunchroom.