Articles from the latest issue in digital format
Flying Legends at 30: recalling the stars of the greatest warbird display
As Flying Legends prepares to return at its new Church Fenton venue, Aeroplane editor Ben Dunnell chronicles The Fighter Collection’s historic aviation spectacular
Stunning Bf 109 E flies in Germany
British warbird pilot Charlie Brown undertakes testing of ‘Red 12’ at Bonn-Hangelar
Another Beech ‘Staggerwing’ flies in the Netherlands
Latest restoration completed by Transal Aero Services at Midden Zeeland
Historic 'Connie' VIP transport airborne at Chino
Lewis Air Legends’ Lockheed C-121A flies again after seven-year restoration
Europe gets fifth flying Lockheed 12
Ex-Continental Airlines 1937-vintage twin stages through UK en route to Switzerland
Aeroplane meets... John Dodd
Giving up a career as an RAE scientist, and flying for a living instead, was just the start for this exponent of vintage aircraft in all their forms
The Kamikaze flight that brought peaceful greetings
The word ‘kamikaze’ has come to have deadly connotations, but in 1937 a Mitsubishi Ki-15 bearing that name flew to London for the new king’s coronation with friendship in mind — and record-breaking, too
How Rolls-Royce bought a Spitfire for £250
When Rolls-Royce decided it wanted a Spitfire, the company ended up with a wartime veteran that once escorted Churchill’s aircraft —and which gave excellent service for more than four decades
How would a second Berlin Airlift have worked?
Revealing the once-secret plans for how the western allies intended to keep West Berlin supplied in the face of renewed Soviet obstruction
