Deck: Built only as a proof-of-concept airplane, the first Type 6000 monoplane built by the Travel Air Company was licensed on Walter Beech’s honor, later orphaned by Curtiss-Wright and shunned by the Department of Commerce as an aircraft nobody could fly! […]
This wonderfully illustrated book contains biographical sketches of persons inducted into the Kansas City Aviation Hall of Fame. […]
From a joint collection of Wichita early history can be found, an interesting and valuable resource for aviation historical research. […]
Moya shared in his discouragements as well as his spectacular triumphs with the Learjet Co. in Wichita. They were deeply dedicated to Kansas aviation. […]
Have you ever been outside on a absolutely gorgeous day and watched the birds soared and wished you could. […]
The Young Eagles program is sponsored by the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA). […]
Photos of a Travel Air airplane […]
NASA Celebrates Females Forging New Frontiers […]
Once Orville and Wilbur Wright proved, in 1903, that flying was possible, every hotshot who could scrape up lumber and sheets wanted to soar with the birds. […]
From the moment the first plane soared over Chicago in 1910, people were inspired to build contraptions that other people swore would never fly. […]
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