Buhl Airsedan
Discover the Buhl Airsedan, a pioneering American aircraft from 1927. Explore its numerous variants, record-breaking flights, and historical significance.
Aviation’s earliest attempts to transport mail, medical cargo, and passengers in the 1920s and 30s.
Discover the Buhl Airsedan, a pioneering American aircraft from 1927. Explore its numerous variants, record-breaking flights, and historical significance.
Uncover the Breguet Br.22 Leviathan, an experimental French transport. Learn about its unique push-pull engine design and short-lived history; only one was built.
Explore the BTC-1, an innovative 1930s transport aircraft built with “Duraloid.” Discover its design, development team, and the fate of Bennett Aircraft Co.
Discover the Bleriot-SPAD S.56, a French aircraft from 1923. Explore its innovations, engine variations, and cabin designs, including its use for advertising.
Discover the Breese R-6, a Vance Breese aircraft. It failed as a U.S. Army bomber but succeeded as a civil passenger transport.
Explore the Bristol Blenheim’s journey, from the civilian Type 135 concept to its transformation into a legendary WWII bomber. A testament to innovation.
Explore the Bristol Type 110, an innovative British civilian transport aircraft. Designed for 4-5 passengers, its promising development was cut short by accidents and military priorities.
Explore the Breese-Dallas Model 1, a unique 1930s American transport aircraft, its versatile career, from film prop to racer, and its tragic end.
Uncover the tragic story of the Bryant M-1 ‘Angel of Los-Angeles,’ a monoplane built for the 1927 Dole Air Race, and the fatal crash of its pilot, Arthur Rogers.
Discover the Bleriot-SPAD S.33, a pioneering French transport aircraft. Learn about its innovative fixed-cylinder radial engine & market dominance in the 1920s.
