Fike said these WWI airplanes are more accessible to the average pilot than many other types. “We build our aircraft in the garage at home,” he said.

The Bleriot is the crudest WWI aircraft I can think of. It entered service with the French as early as 1910 and only saw action as a light reconnaissance machine.

Now after 22 years, the plane could be just a few months away from finally leaving the ground. The post Team Of Volunteers Finish Building WWI Plane After More Than 20 Years appeared first on ...

OSHKOSH - History will once again take to the skies during EAA AirVenture 2014.EAA organizers say four World War I replica aircraft - Sopwith 1-1/2 Strutter, Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a ...

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A 24-year labor of love culminates as "Sophie," a meticulously crafted WWI Sopwith Strutter replica, successfully takes to the skies. This pioneering aircraft was notable for being the first ...

Two different Spitfires and a rare World War One bomber are set to perform at a historic aerodrome over the course of a ...

Three World War One aircraft are taken to Royal Air Force Museum Cosford ahead of an exhibition about the conflict.

Up to $5,000 is being offered for tips leading to an arrest in connection to the theft of World War I aircraft artifacts from a Northland hotel.