Bu.182 Kornett
Explore the Bücker Bu.182 Kornett, an innovative German single-seat trainer for fighter and dive-bomber pilots, ultimately rejected by the Luftwaffe.
Explore the Bücker Bu.182 Kornett, an innovative German single-seat trainer for fighter and dive-bomber pilots, ultimately rejected by the Luftwaffe.
Curtiss XBTC: A 1940s single-seat torpedo bomber with powerful armament. Explore its design evolution, competition, and ultimate cancellation by the USAF.
Discover the remarkable story of Stanley F. Browne, a New Zealander RAF pilot, his combat bravery, daring escapes, and leadership in WWII.
Explore the Bristol Blenheim’s journey, from the civilian Type 135 concept to its transformation into a legendary WWII bomber. A testament to innovation.
Discover the BRO-23KR Garnis, a pioneering ultralight all-plastic seaplane glider developed in Lithuania. Explore its innovative design and unique landing systems.
Discover the 1912 Burga Monoplane, a Peruvian-designed aircraft built by Avro, featuring a 50 hp Gnome engine and advanced design from the Avro Type E.
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.
Discover the Buethe Barracuda, a light multi-purpose aircraft from W.B. Buethe Enterprises. First flown in 1975, available as a home-built kit.
The Burgess Model HT, a US Navy reconnaissance and training seaplane from 1917, was noted for its advanced design and hydrodynamic purity.
Explore the Buccaneer, a versatile light amphibious aircraft by Advanced Aeromarine. Offered as a kit, it first flew in 1984 with Rotax engines.
