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Neil Armstrong’s Four Close Calls: Korea, Gemini 8, the Flying Bedstead and the Moon

Neil Armstrong’s Four Close Calls: Korea, Gemini 8, the Flying Bedstead and the Moon

Histoire et légendes

Share this story When Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon on 20 July 1969, he was 38 years old and had already survived more close calls than most pilots see in a career. Two ejections, a spacecraft tumbling out of control in orbit, and a landing that ended with the...
Cargolux 747-8F LX-VCF: Landing Gear Collapses While Parked

Cargolux 747-8F LX-VCF: Landing Gear Collapses While Parked

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Landing gear failures usually make headlines on touchdown, at speed, with a crew fighting to keep a heavy aircraft straight. This one happened with the aircraft standing still. On Friday morning, 23 October 2026, the left wing landing gear of a...
Exercise Rummy: RAF Typhoons Join a French Nuclear Strike Drill

Exercise Rummy: RAF Typhoons Join a French Nuclear Strike Drill

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story On Tuesday evening, somewhere over France and the Mediterranean, French two-seat Rafale B jets flew a mock nuclear strike with something they had never had before: British fighters guarding their flanks. The escorts were Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4s of...
Dassault Mirage III: The Delta That Made France a Fighter Power

Dassault Mirage III: The Delta That Made France a Fighter Power

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Share this story On 24 October 1958, a slim silver delta with tricolour roundels pushed past Mach 2 in level flight, reaching Mach 2.2. No Western European aircraft had done it before. Nine years later, the same design would win one of the most decisive air campaigns...
Dan Air Files for Insolvency but Keeps Flying: What It Means

Dan Air Files for Insolvency but Keeps Flying: What It Means

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Romania has lost one airline to the courts this month already. On Thursday, 22 October 2026, a second one walked into the courthouse, this time insisting it would walk out again.Dan Air, the Bucharest-based carrier that flies a small fleet of Airbus...
Rafale M Trials Begin in Goa Ahead of INS Vikrant Operations

Rafale M Trials Begin in Goa Ahead of INS Vikrant Operations

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story A carrier fighter is only as good as the deck it lands on, and India has bought a fighter designed for somebody else’s deck. Now the Indian Navy has started finding out exactly what that means.Defence sources told the news agency ANI, as...
Frecce Tricolori M-346: First Jet Rolls Out at Venegono

Frecce Tricolori M-346: First Jet Rolls Out at Venegono

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story For 44 years the Frecce Tricolori have painted the Italian sky from the cockpit of a single-engined Aermacchi. Last week, at Leonardo’s plant at Venegono, near Varese, their successor rolled into daylight: the first M-346 built for Italy’s...
Toulon Naval Base: Unauthorised Drones Trigger Investigation

Toulon Naval Base: Unauthorised Drones Trigger Investigation

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story For twelve days in October, the French military rehearsed exactly one scenario in the roadstead of Toulon: how to protect France’s largest naval base. Somewhere in the middle of that rehearsal, someone else’s drones came to watch. On...
Wings Over Ganges: IAF Flies 100 Aircraft Over Varanasi

Wings Over Ganges: IAF Flies 100 Aircraft Over Varanasi

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story The steps of Namo Ghat were packed before the first engine noise rolled down the river. On Thursday 22 October 2026, thousands of spectators lined the Ganga from Namo Ghat to Assi Ghat as the Indian Air Force opened “Wings Over Ganges”...
Rafale F5: France and the UAE Sign Intergovernmental Agreement

Rafale F5: France and the UAE Sign Intergovernmental Agreement

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story Abu Dhabi, Tuesday 20 October 2026. Between a tour of Edge Group factories and a round of energy deals, France and the United Arab Emirates signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation on the Rafale F5 standard — the next great leap of...
Fred Smith: The Marine Who Gambled FedEx Back Into the Air

Fred Smith: The Marine Who Gambled FedEx Back Into the Air

Histoire et légendes

Share this story On the night of 17 April 1973, fourteen small Dassault Falcon 20 jets took off from Memphis carrying 186 packages to 25 American cities. It was the first night of Federal Express. The man behind it, Frederick W. Smith, had learned to lead not in...
Hélène Boucher: The Fastest Woman in the World in 1934

Hélène Boucher: The Fastest Woman in the World in 1934

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story On the morning of 30 November 1934, a small blue-and-red Caudron racer came in to land at Guyancourt, just outside Versailles. It lost speed, dropped onto the treetops of the woods beyond the field and broke apart. The pilot, reached first by fellow...
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