First plane

Q 67971. Spad S.VII single seat fighting scout biplane (Type G).

Flight has been a human dream for centuries. It wasn't until the dawn of the 20th century that man was finally able to leave the ground. This gallery highlights some of the milestones in aviation.

Introduction The Wright brothers designed and developed the first airplane in the early 1900s. The first airplane was made after a lot of trial and error, and to know how the first airplane was mad…

Boeing 737 Prototype :: - First conceived in 1964. - First order of 21 planes by Lufthansa / Feb 1965 - United Airlines wants 40 planes but bigger, Boeing designs the 737-200 - First flight of 737 Prototype / 9 April 1965

The EA-18G Growler provides tactical jamming and electronic protection to US military forces and allies globally. Credit: Senior Airman John Linzmeier.

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Some of my aircraft sketches from the first week of 2018! I'm trying to develop a faster method to do line sketches, hope it will turn out good:)

Orville and Wilbur Wright invented and flew the first airplane, changing the concept of long-distance travel forever.

I have a friend who showed me a photo of his grandfather sitting in the cockpit of a bi-plane from World War I named Lt. Byron Cook. He did not know much about Cook's service but in trying to find out more about him, I learned a great deal about the early struggles of creating an air force out of virtually nothing in a very short time. Lt. Cook was a pioneer of sorts as one of the first American military aviators bravely risking his life in training other pilots for combat.