The article features a 1992 Stolp SA-300 Starduster Too as "Today's Top Pick" from Aircraft For Sale. The Starduster Too is a homebuilt biplane designed for affordable sport flying and basic ...

The article features a 2023 Great Lakes 2T-1A-2 as "Today's Top Pick" on Aircraft For Sale. This aerobatic biplane traces its design lineage to the 1930s, gained popularity in 1960s competitions, and ...

Curtis Pitts, 89, who created the popular aerobatic biplane known as the Pitts Special, died Friday in Homestead, Fla., of complications from a heart valve replacement. The Smithsonian Institution’s ...

Flying a biplane is a throwback experience from the first decades of the last century, when barnstormers roamed the country, landing in open fields and wowing crowds who had never seen an airplane ...

Thunder Over Michigan roars into Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti this weekend. Aerobatics master, Michael Goulian will attack the sky with breathtaking rolls and tumbles in his EXTRA 330SC airplane.

People in Salina may notice some unusual sights and sounds coming from the sky near the airport as the U.S. National Aerobatic Championships take place this week. The championships, hosted now for the ...

Loops, rolls, and wingovers — these aviation aerobatics maneuvers are extremely familiar to pilot Jack Householder, a 33-year-old pilot who owns Vintage Biplane Rides at the Northeast Florida Regional ...

VALLEY CITY, N.D. - Jarrod and Paul Lindemann have sewn, painted and tuned up a tie to their family's past they hope will take them into an extreme flying future. The brothers, owners of North Valley ...

Oshkosh, Wisconsin-based Sonex Aircraft has unveiled an affordable entry-level kitplane for aerobatic competition. The aircraft will cost just $25,000 complete. The Sport Acro, announced at the Sun ‘n ...

They’re off! The start of the 2017 Biplane Class championship race was the last time Jake Stewart’s clipped-wing Pitts Bad Mojo (number 10) would be so close to the Mong Sport Phantom, flown by Andrew ...

The Wright Brothers started this little fad back in 1903 called, "flying a heavier than air powered aircraft." It would eventually grow into the world of flight that we see today. The great news is ...