Bulgarian Aviation in World War II
Explore Bulgaria’s complex WWII aerial journey: from early Axis alignment and anti-submarine patrols to fierce air defense against Allied bombers and post-war realignment.
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Buethe Barracuda
Discover the Buethe Barracuda, a light multi-purpose aircraft from W.B. Buethe Enterprises. First flown in 1975, available as a home-built kit.
Burgess Model HT
The Burgess Model HT, a US Navy reconnaissance and training seaplane from 1917, was noted for its advanced design and hydrodynamic purity.
Buccaneer
Explore the Buccaneer, a versatile light amphibious aircraft by Advanced Aeromarine. Offered as a kit, it first flew in 1984 with Rotax engines.
North American BT-9/BT-14: The Revolutionary Trainer
Explore the North American BT-9/BT-14, the monoplane trainer that revolutionized military aviation. From USAAC adoption to global success and Swedish production.
Bristol Type 10 M.1
Discover the Bristol M.1, a WWI British monoplane. Innovative yet undervalued, it saw action on secondary fronts and broke aviation records.
Bulgarian Aviation in the First Balkan War
Explore the pioneering role of Bulgarian aviation in the First Balkan War, from initial reconnaissance flights and challenges to early bombing missions.
LA-1 Bull Pup
Explore the Buhl LA-1 Bull Pup, an American light single-seat aircraft from the 1930s. Learn about its design, variants, and Mae Haizlip’s altitude record.
BRO-4 Ruta
Discover the BRO-4 Ruta, Bronius Oskinis’s sport glider. Built in just 5 months for a US competition. A tale of ambition and rapid aviation development!
Mercury BT-120 Aerobat
Explore the Mercury BT-120 Aerobat’s journey: a WWII civilian trainer biplane, from its innovative development to its eventual restoration and flight.