Retired Wing Commander Bob Howe talks about his early days in the RAAF and introduction to the Canberra bomber prior to his ...

Summary: The Martin B-57 Canberra, originally a British design from the 1940s, was adapted by the U.S. for use as a twin-engine tactical bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.

On this day in aviation history, 76 years ago-May 13, 1949-the English Electric Canberra took to the skies for the first time. The historic flight took place at Warton Aerodrome in Lancashire ...

PPG (NYSE:PPG) today announced that its aerospace business in Australia collaborated with AMDA Foundation Limited and Aviat Global to revitalize a piece of R ...

Canberra’s announcement follows news in January that Boeing, which has at least one MQ-28A in the USA, was one of the companies selected for the US Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft ...

The Canberra also ranks among the longest-serving warplanes, with the RAF retiring its last Canberras in 2006. NASA still has a few B-47s in service doing meteorological work, which is no small ...

A 1950's Canberra bomber has been turned into a romantic getaway in a field near Frome. Read more. More episodes. Programme Website. Coming Up Next ...

Cruising at an altitude of 50,000 ft above Punjab, the photo-reconnaissance Canberra aircraft was far beyond the range of Younis and Butt’s Sabres’ performance envelope, but not beyond the ...

Shortly before noon on March 25, 1952 a Canberra jet bomber, flying from Samlesbury to Warton, crashed into a field at Murray Trees Farm in Cottam.

Only three years ago, the Glenn L. Martin aircraft company was a dying duck. Its liabilities exceeded assets by $105,000; the company owed more than $50 million, and was losing money at the rate of ...

A light aircraft crashed in Tharwa on Sunday afternoon. Lanie is an ACT politics and health reporter at The Canberra Times. She previously worked as City Reporter and was a trainee for the ...