What was Britain’s first warbird airshow?
Four decades ago, the Great Warbirds Air Display pioneered a new style of airshow for Britain — and proved to be a very influential one
Meet the man with one of the world's largest warbird collections
A chance encounter with one historic aeroplane, eventually led Jerry Yagen to develop one of the world’s leading warbird fleets. Ben Dunnell speaks to the aircraft collector to find out more
Join the debate: what should happen to Vulcan XH558?
In his latest editorial, Aeroplane editor Ben Dunnell weighs up the future prospects for what was the last flying ‘V-bomber’ — and asks whether the fate of Canberra WK163 isn’t more important
Why the BAe 146 Side-Loading Tactical Airlifter failed
It looked the part, but the Side-Loading Tactical Airlifter version of the BAe 146 hardly saw customers beating a path to British Aerospace’s door. Ben Dunnell explains why, despite being an attractive package, the STA lead nowhere
Vintage Aircraft Club scholarship winner announced
Latest recipient of taildragger training award revealed
Aeroplane meets... Frédéric Akary
Flying aerobatics helped lead this French airline pilot into the warbird scene — and he’s operated some of the finest machines on the European circuit
Unique Desford makes final flight
The one-off Reid and Sigrist Desford completed its final flight on 19 August, on delivery to the Newark Air Museum
Hurricane in fatal crash at Czech show
Czech-owned Hawker Hurricane IV OO-HUR and its pilot were lost in an accident on 14 August
How Avro's Tudor regained its reputation
The Avro Tudor is best-known for tragedies. But, on the Berlin Airlift, it demonstrated a more positive side