A 1941 Boeing Stearman A75N1 biplane is featured as the "Top Pick," described as a rugged, surprisingly large, and affordable aircraft for its type. The Stearman is highlighted for its unique ...
Anyone flying with Rich McKamy in his 1942 Stearman always has a window seat - two window seats, in fact, - as well as wind in the face and a little motor oil on the windshield. Piloting an ...
The article features a 1941 Boeing/Stearman A75N1 (PT-17) as "Aircraft For Sale's" daily top pick. The Stearman is praised for its robust and forgiving design, originally for military trainees, making ...
A 1942 World War II Boeing Stearman open cockpit bi-plane from the Capital Wing of the Commemorative Air Force will be available for warbird rides at the Lancaster Air Show on Friday through Sunday, ...
Harold “Buzz” Bryant looked out the window of the Skyway Café at Felts Field on Wednesday and watched his past fly by – twice. Then the four Stearman planes he had been looking at landed and taxied ...
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