You may have noticed that some WWI fighter planes had three wings, but why was this? Did the extra wings help make the aircraft any better at fighting?

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An early attempt to keep WWI fighter aircraft from blowing their own propellers to bits when firing was to simply add armor plating to the props, which did keep them from being shredded, but also ...

Fokker Services Group (FSG) is at EBACE having recently been named an approved outfitter by Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ), opening the company to new VIP conversion work from the European manufacturer.

Aces of Thunder features a set of the most legendary WW1 & WW2 aircraft available to hop in and fly right upon purchase.

Singapore says it is evaluating new maritime patrol aircraft (MPA) as it seeks to replace its fleet of long-serving Fokker 50 Enforcer MPAs.

The Sopwith Camel, for example, took more enemy scalps than any other allied aircraft in WW1, thanks largely to its extreme handling capabilities.

A replica Fokker Dr.1 of the Omaka Aviation Center in New Zealand. The original aircraft were delivered from the factory in a standard green with vertical stripes shown here; however they became ...

A replica WWI aircraft, the Fokker D.VIII, was involved in a fatal crash at the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome on Oct. 5. Here's what to know about the plane.

Tragedy struck as a pilot died in the fiery crash of a fighter plane during a World War I-era airshow in upstate New York. Brian Coughlin, 60, died Saturday after the Fokker D.VIII replica went ...

A New York airman died when his WW1 replica plane caught fire at an air show 80 miles from Manhattan. Brian Coughlin, 60, was called ‘a great pilot.’ ...