The Spitfire had its maiden flight on March 5, 1936 and began its service with the Royal Air Force (RAF) in 1938. There were only 400 Spitfires in service when World War II started.

Classic military vehicles are expensive, heavy, and inefficient, but it's hard to deny their appeal compared to the hum-drum ...

Maybe you didn’t want your kid to play with toy guns or toy soldiers, so you gave him some wholesome, creative Lego bricks.

The Spitfire stood in the sun, its elfin lines and air of poised defiance as always bringing to mind a lost age of grace and gallantry. As I drew near, a touch apprehensive, it suddenly dawned on me ...

The Supermarine Spitfire endures today as one of the legendary fighter planes of World War II & is the most famous British ...

A throwback Saab 900 with a roof rack, aftermarket spot lamps and velvet upholstery. Like the previous entry, this car’s owner has done a fair bit of restorative work, such as bumper refurbs and ...

India News: An Air India plane crashed in Gujarat. Aviation experts are questioning the incident. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff. Experts emphasize the ...

Hampshire residents are gearing up to watch the iconic World War II planes to wiz through the air at the Victory Festival and Air Display.

Video of the Air India jetliner that crashed into a neighborhood points to potential anomalies that aviation safety authorities will examine to understand what caused the accident that killed at ...

The devastating crash of Air India flight AI-171 on Wednesday has put the entire country on edge and exposed the potential lack of safety steps in India’s aviation sector. A video of the crash ...

In 1976 the Spitfire was excavated and two years later Ted was able to visit the farm where the engine ... The engine was airlifted by Army Air Corps Lynx helicopter to the Redoubt Museum in ...

Air India plane crash draws attention to flaps and landing gear The Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliner appeared to not achieve sufficient thrust as it lumbered down nearly the full length of an 11,000-foot ...