AS 332 Super PumaAS332 Puma helicopter model. The AS 332L (or SA 332L before 1980) Super Puma introduced a stretched fuselage (by 76. 5cm 2. 5ft), first flew on October 10, 1980, and was certificated in 1983. The updated AS 332L1 with Makila 1A1 engines appeared in 1986. Bristow Helicopters ordered 31 specially customized AS 332Ls for its North Sea offshore oil rig work, and these are named Tiger. The AS332L1 Super Puma is one of the variants of Eurocopter Super Puma.

Delta took full advantage of the aircrafts size and modernity to provide the best in passenger comfort

The F7U was the last aircraft designed by Rex Beisel

294 F-100s before production ended in 1959

German pilots were ordered not to fly it across enemy lines for fear the Allies would capture the secrets of the synchronizing gear

Designed to an official requirement for a dive-bomber

The improved Learjet 60 first flew in its basic definitive form in June 1991 (the modified Learjet 55 prototype earlier served as a proof-of-concept aircraft for the 60 with Garrett engines)

The Grumman OV-1 Mohawk was a heavily armored and armed military observation and attack aircraft

creating a unique and memorable homage to a classic aircraft

The Coast Guard purchased a Gulfstream V to replace the Commandant's aging C-20B aircraft

in June 1994

The C-12 Huron

VMF-235 was the first on the West Coast in the spring of 1954