The restored, touring aircraft from World War II is one of only two remaining B-29 aircraft still flying today.

The museum is located at Delta's Atlanta headquarters near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). The Nos. 172 and 192 buses stop about a quarter-mile from the museum's entrance.

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Johns Hopkins aerospace engineer Jaafar El-Awady explains why flying vehicles are far from replacing ground transportation ...

SUNDAY: Dr. Kevin Stennett flew locally in his Beech Bonanza. A customer flew in from Dayton, Ohio for a quick turn on fuel, then flew to Tucson, Arizona in his EA 50 Eclipse 500 jet. Med-Trans flew ...

Natilus' design for a "blended-wing" concept combines the wing and fuselage to increase efficiency. Imagine a B-21 bomber ...

Lockheed Martin is improving the Boeing AH-64 Apache with new third-generation electronic warfare capabilities.

A new East Coast F-35 squadron and key Valkyrie drone test mark significant steps in the Corps's push toward more nimble and ...

The Canada Aviation and Space Museum is home to the country's most comprehensive collection of vintage aircraft, which ...

You might say the 1941 Navy N3N biplane has returned home. The Navy aircraft was heavily used during World War II at Barin ...

Spirit Airlines recently entered a binding agreement to sell 23 of its older Airbus A320-family aircraft to GA Telesis for a ...

The Springfield-Branson National Airport is welcoming a historic B-29 Superfortress bomber to Springfield. The B-29, also ...