Antique Airplanes Blog
Our Antique Airplanes Blog is more a mini-journal about where we've found antique airplanes than it is a daily blog. We will use it to...
- Let you know when we add new web pages to Antique-Airplanes.com with tips on where to find 'em, see 'em, fly 'em.
- Let you know when we have to update information on a page.
- Let you stay up-to-date with news we've found around the web about vintage aircraft.
It will let you know when we add a page to let you share your antique-airplanes stories with us or when we add a contact-us page. It will take us a while to get all the stories written that we want to bring to you.
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Find 'em, See 'em, Fly,'em! And have a great flight! Judy and Mark
Do you have an antique airplane story to share? We can't be everywhere... We'd love to hear your story especially if you're from outside the United States. Just go to Your Contributions and pick your category. You can help us find our next antique-airplanes adventure!
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the Flying WING
I WORKED ON IT, I CUT OUT THE INSTRUMENT PANEL, AND SUPPLIED MOST OF THE INSTRUMENTS, I SEEN IT FLY FOR THE FIRST TIME, ITS GOOD TO SEE IT FLYING AGAIN
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Yak Nose Art Makes You Smile
We're been seeing some fun Yak nose art at air shows we've been to. Yaks don't seem quite as exotic at American air shows anymore... there are a fair
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Flying Tigers Wannabe?
OK... OK... it's not an antique airplane, but a Flying Tiger wannabe should be included here, don’t you think? When we saw this Xenos painted this way
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Hood River Fly-in
Since it's our fly-in, we're partial to the Hood River Fly-In. The annual Hood River Fly-In is always the weekend after Labor Day. It's also now known
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WAAAM - Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum
WAAAM, the Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum, has a nice collection and flying days to show them all off...
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Antique Airplanes at WAAAM in Oregon
WAAAM is the Western Antique Aeroplane and Automobile Museum. This is a pretty NEW Museum and boy is it something! Only 3 years old. 2 acres of hangars.
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Airports in Iceland
We thought the Flugvollur signs that pointed out the airports in Iceland were just plane fun... whether it was a paved strip, a grass strip... or a lava
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PZL-104 Wilga in Estonia
The PZL-104 Wilga caught our attention as we were driving on Highway 1 in northern Estonia along the Gulf of Finland. We were driving from Tallinn to
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Just Plane Fun -- That Is What We Are Having With Antique Airplanes!
We have just plane fun when we're traveling to find antique-airplanes. Here we share our stories quickly, and you can share too. Add to the fun!
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Your Favorite Aviation Museum
A place to share your favorite aviation museum... whether you're just a visitor or you're affiliated with the museum, we want you to share your finds!
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Your Contributions About Antique Airplanes
We don't have time to see and write about all the antique airplanes out there, much as we might want to. Please give us your contributions on your favorite planes, museums and air shows. It's easy!
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Le Bourget Air and Space Museum
We think Le Bourget Air and Space Museum in Paris is one of the best aviation museums in the world. See its collection of antique airplanes and innovations from the beginning of flight on...
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Zeppelin Eureka From Airship Ventures
Dirigibles, Zeppelins... those are aviation names from the past... except you can fly in the airship Zeppelin Eureka today if you visit California...
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Budapest Aviation Museum
The Budapest Aviation Museum is all indoors and in a big city park, but there are some great antique airplanes to see.
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Visiting England? See Antique Airplanes There Too!
If you're planning a trip to England this summer, remember that Duxford has some great summer airshows and events. Their "Flying Legends" air show is July 10 - 11, 2010. Their museum is great anytime.
The Shuttleworth Collection at Old Warden is also worth a look....
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Duxford Airshows For Spectacular Antique Airplanes
England's Imperial War Museum Duxford has a great museum and four air shows a year to see antique airplanes.
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Remember - New in 2010 - Watsonville Fly-in is in September
Remember... New for 2010 the Watsonville Fly-in has been moved from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend September 3-5.
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Your Favorite Antique Airplane
Let's get interactive... Share your favorite antique airplane with us. It's easy to tell us about it and share a photo to. We'd love to have your help. See how...
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B-29
i picked this aircraft because it had a specific and very important purpose intended for it. It did it's job very well and was a very well thought out
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B-25 Bomber
Personally I love the model and layout of the plane itself. It has amazing flying capabilities and on top of it, it's one of the most recognized bomber
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