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1955: America Welcomes the Viscount, the World's First Turboprop Airliner - Vimarsana News

1955: America Welcomes the Viscount, the World's First Turboprop Airliner

Almost 70 years ago, the Vickers Viscount stepped in the gap between the new jet era and the only other planes that people knew--props. The new 'jet prop' plane didn't last too long in service but it was a unique plane that was widely adopted in the US. Here's the full story, told by David H. Stringer, history editor of Airways magazine and Avgeekery contributor.

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55 years later, SA's biggest aviation disaster solved - Vimarsana News

55 years later, SA's biggest aviation disaster solved

The remains of the aircraft were finally located last week by Wouter Botes, producer of the television series Plane Wreck Hunter: Finding the Missing, and his team of divers.

Source: news24.com
Electric aircraft "star attraction" at aviation museum's open house - Vimarsana News

Electric aircraft "star attraction" at aviation museum's open house

You can see the electric Beaver today at the B.C. Aviation Museum, 1910 Norseman Rd. near Sidney, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada taking flight in its shiny new home - Vimarsana News

Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada taking flight in its shiny new home

The Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada is ready for takeoff....

Flight Lieutenant Esmond Farfan, Lancaster bomber pilot who survived a disastrous raid on Nuremberg and provided vital back-up for D-Day – obituary - Vimarsana News

Flight Lieutenant Esmond Farfan, Lancaster bomber pilot who survived a disastrous raid on Nuremberg and provided vital back-up for D-Day – obituary

He was awarded the DFC but later commented: ‘To complete a bomber tour, a crew required skill. But more than skill, they needed luck’