Living history! This Boeing Stearman Model 75 is a 1930s US designed Military primary training aircraft used by US Forces and Commonwealth countries to train pilots during WWII - a number of Australians trained in this aircraft in Canada and other countries. The Stearman on display at Hunter Warbirds is a model B75N1 and was manufactured in the US in 1941 and was first registered on the US civil register in 1964 and was exported to Australia in 1990 and civil registered as VH-YDF. The Boeing Ste

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177K views · 1.7K reactions | A little-known contemporary of the Stearman, the St. Louis YPT-15 was a competitor for the U.S. Army Air Corps primary training aircraft contract in the 1930s. In 2024, the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum brought the only known surviving Streetcar across the country for AirVenture 2024.  #aircraft #aviation #biplane #taildragger #warbird #vintageairplane #OSH24 | EAA - The Spirit of Aviation | Facebook

Flying with a Huey helicopter and Stearman biplanes over Veteran's Day Parades in Arizona. | Chopperguy

This month’s Business Spotlight shines on Alberta BiPlanes, where you can experience Wetaskiwin from the sky in a genuine open-cockpit biplane. Located at the Wetaskiwin Regional Airport, Alberta BiPlanes offers aerial tours aboard their historic 1943 Boeing Stearman aircraft. Whether you're chasing the adventure of soaring above Wetaskiwin’s patchwork fields, catching views of our city, or taking the controls of the (in)famous Stearman, Alberta BiPlanes delivers a sky-high experience you’ll nev

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