Skyhawks Illustrated #12931: An Argentinian Skyhawk that was never Argentinian
Our latest Skyhawk Illustrated is an A-4C with an intense operational life which, transiting through Vietnam and AMARC, nearly made it into the Malaysian Air...
An Argentine Sabre Jet in Colorado Springs
Thirty five years ago, one of the Fuerza Aérea Argentina's (FAA, Argentine Air Force) last few North American F-86F Sabre jets undertook the return to...
Flybondi goes all out
In the midst of a hostile economy, the Argentine low cost continues to grow. Looking ahead to the 2022-2023 summer season, Flybondi is increasing capacity, routes and frequencies, many of which will be consolidated by 2023.
Skyhawks Illustrated #12505: A veteran of the controversial attack on HMS “Invincible”
Initially built for operation aboard American aircraft carriers, this particular Skyhawk had a rich operational history as it served in wartime, or near wartime, operations...
Skyhawks Illustrated #14110: A Skyhawk that flew to the sound of the Marseillaise
Skyhawk reloaded… in 1970 McDonnell Douglas offered an improved A-4 to extend its active life in the U.S. Marine Corps, starting a proliferation of versions now known as the Skyhawk II.
The Chilean F-16 that “shot down” a British Sea Harrier
Unique among 30 former Dutch F-16s purchased by Chile at the beginning of the XXI Century is an example which can claim to have shot down a British naval fighter “in combat”… read on!
LV-ISC: From Perón and Maradona to the scrapyard
The third of four Boeing 707s purchased by Aerolíneas Argentinas in the 1960s had a notorious yet forgotten history: It was the first Argentine airliner...
Bridger Aerospace: Innovation in firefighting forestry
As a new summer season begins in the United States, many states and counties across the country are beginning to prepare for potential wildfires. Citizens are well aware of how destructive these fires can be.
A hawk called “Akori”: JetSmart’s first airliner
On its fifth anniversary flying with JetSmart’s Chilean unit, let’s recap the individual story of this gorgeous aircraft and its unique name and markings.
Flying into the most dangerous airport in the world…
A renowned aviation expert and world traveler recalls his 2013 flight in Tara Air’s DHC-6 9N-AET, the Twin Otter which tragically crashed last 05/29 with the loss of all 22 on board.