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The Blériot XI, built in 1909, was the result of several years of experiments, encouraged further by the public demonstration of the Wright Flyer.

Aviation has evolved rapidly since the days of the Wright brothers, with modern engines capable of trans-continental and outer space flight.

Constructed almost entirely out of wood, the H-4 Hercules was for a long time the largest airplane ever built, and flew only once.

A business owner who has accomplished just about everything in the South Carolina aviation industry has received one of the highest honors in his field.

Mark Olligs Bits & Bytes column

Montgomery County leaders said the landing of the Wright Flyer III sculpture in its new home in the Wright Dunbar Historic District is a nod to the hi

Without the benefit of hindsight to guide their way, the Wright Flyer I managed to be a pretty rotten flying machine. It was indeed planet Earth's f...

When most people think of aviation's pioneer days, they remember Wilbur and Orville Wright and pretty much nobody else. Can you imagine if the moder...

Vertical talked to Mike Gascoyne to learn about how adopting efficient automotive design and production principals from the Formula One racing industry can help shape the eVTOL sector.

From a dummy-driven Tesla, to a giant disco ball, to U.S. presidents hair, here are some of the weirdest things humans have put into space.