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The El Al Captain Who Dived to Beat a Hijacking

The El Al Captain Who Dived to Beat a Hijacking

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story The decision that saved El Al Flight 219 was not the dive. It was made on the ground at Schiphol, before anyone boarded, and it nearly cost the captain his career. On 6 September 1970 a Boeing 707 left Amsterdam for New York with 138 passengers and 10...
Harry Hawker: The Mechanic Who Gave Hawker Its Name

Harry Hawker: The Mechanic Who Gave Hawker Its Name

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

Share this story Hawker Aircraft built the Hurricane, the Typhoon, the Tempest, the Hunter and the Harrier. The name is stamped on some of the most important aeroplanes Britain ever produced. It is not the name of a British aristocrat or an engineer knighted for it....
One Fighter Pilot in Congress: August Pfluger Wants Wingmen

One Fighter Pilot in Congress: August Pfluger Wants Wingmen

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story There are 96 military veterans in the United States Congress. Forty-five served in the Army, twenty-four in the Navy, twelve in the Marine Corps and fifteen in the Air Force. Of those fifteen, exactly one flew fighters. Rep. August Pfluger of Texas...
NewsChopper4: Three Killed in Chatsworth Helicopter Crash

NewsChopper4: Three Killed in Chatsworth Helicopter Crash

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story There were several news helicopters over Chatsworth on the evening of 15 September. A Metro bus and an SUV had collided in the west San Fernando Valley and people had died, so the aircraft that cover Los Angeles from above had gathered, as they do....
Space Force Electronic Warfare: A Guardian Under Missile Fire

Space Force Electronic Warfare: A Guardian Under Missile Fire

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story She had been in the Space Force for two years. She was somewhere in the Middle East, at a console, with a trailer-mounted dish pointed at the sky. Within hours of Operation Epic Fury beginning she was handed a priority target package and told to...
Mountain Home F-15E Nose Art: Thanos and Darth Maul Come Home

Mountain Home F-15E Nose Art: Thanos and Darth Maul Come Home

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story Twelve F-15E Strike Eagles came down the approach at RAF Lakenheath on 16 September, six at a time, callsigns TREND 11 to 16 and then TREND 21 to 26. The tailcodes read MO. Mountain Home, Idaho. They were not stopping long. What made ground crews and...
The Cenepa Air Battle: The Kfir’s Only Kill Outside Israel

The Cenepa Air Battle: The Kfir’s Only Kill Outside Israel

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Share this story On 10 February 1995, over a stretch of Amazon jungle that neither country could reach easily on foot, four Ecuadorian fighters shot down three Peruvian aircraft in about fifteen minutes. The Cenepa air battle is the only time an IAI Kfir has scored an...
Operation Provide Comfort: When Two F-15s Shot Down Two Black Hawks

Operation Provide Comfort: When Two F-15s Shot Down Two Black Hawks

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Share this story The helicopters had American flags painted on the fuel tanks, on both cabin doors, on the nose and on the belly. It was a clear spring morning in northern Iraq with good visibility. The lead F-15 pilot passed 1,000 feet to their left and 500 feet...
Three Killed as a Cirrus SR22T Hits a Slope Above Leukerbad

Three Killed as a Cirrus SR22T Hits a Slope Above Leukerbad

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Share this story Three people were killed on Tuesday afternoon when a Cirrus SR22T struck a mountainside above Leukerbad, in the Swiss canton of Valais. The Kantonspolizei Wallis said the aircraft had taken off from Lugano and made an intermediate landing at Sion...
Bell Starts Building Nigeria’s AH-1Z Vipers

Bell Starts Building Nigeria’s AH-1Z Vipers

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Share this story In a hangar in Amarillo, Texas, on 16 September 2026, a delegation from Nigeria signed their names on a metal beam. The beam is the spine of the first AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter being built for the Nigerian Air Force. There will be twelve, and the...
The Top American Ace of Vietnam Never Flew the Aircraft

The Top American Ace of Vietnam Never Flew the Aircraft

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Share this story The highest-scoring American ace of the Vietnam War never flew the aeroplane. On 9 September 1972, Captain Charles B. DeBellevue shot down his fifth and sixth MiGs from the back seat of an F-4D Phantom. He was a weapon systems officer. The stick and...
The Doolittle Raid: Sixteen B-25s That Were Never Coming Back

The Doolittle Raid: Sixteen B-25s That Were Never Coming Back

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

Share this story At 07:38 on the morning of 18 April 1942, a 70-ton Japanese patrol boat called the Nittō Maru spotted an American task force about 650 nautical miles east of Japan and got a radio message off before the cruiser Nashville sank her.That message...
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