Ann Holtgren Pellegreno recreated Amelia Earhart’s flight in 1967.
The savior of the Staggerwing fleet
Had it not been for Serial Number 330’s spectacular survival, the much-beloved Staggerwings may never have existed in great numbers, much less enjoyed an ongoing popularity for 80-plus years.
Paying homage to the sleek Swift
The Swift Museum Foundation may be the only type club that has a museum dedicated to one airplane.
An epic cross country for the Littlefield trio
A family flies to Antique Airfield in Iowa, with dad, mom, and son each flying an airplane.
Fun flyer: A 1964 Stits Playboy
Pat Schmitz of Albion, Nebraska, brought his rare Stits Playboy to the Antique Airplane Association fly-in.
Starships, Bonanzas, Staggerwings and more flock to Beech Party
The 44th annual Beech Party was attended by a wide variety of Beech and non-Beech aircraft.
Homage to the Golden Age
Dave and Jeanne Allen are well known in the antique airplane community as a husband-and-wife restoration team, tackling several Waco projects.
Blakesburg: Following the dream, preserving the memories
Back to Blakesburg has become an annual pilgrimage for many.
Alby’s remarkable journey across America
Alby was, at first, a mythical albatross that fledged in soaring pilot Sergio Colacevich’s mind. Sergio, a record-setting soaring pilot and a retired California Department of Transportation engineer, formally introduced the concept of Alby’s journey in the September 2008 issue of Soaring magazine. Described as a curious and adventurous young albatross, Alby, who was confined […]