American Airlines Flight 1420 departed Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on June 1, 1999, en route to wh...

“Promoting Aviation by Preserving the Past” is the mission statement of the Arkansas Air Museum in Fayette...

The Arkansas Division of Aeronautics (ADA) is responsible for regulating aviation in the state of Arkansas as ...

The Arkansas Wing is one of the fifty-two chapters—including all the states, Puerto Rico, and the District o...

Aviation history in Arkansas includes one pioneer inventor, a few attempts at commercial airplane production, ...

During a period of about three months in the winter of 1947 and 1948, Arkansas was the site of the crash of tw...

The Batesville Regional Airport is located on Highway 167 (Batesville Boulevard) in the town of Southside (Ind...

The Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (formerly Little Rock National Airport/Adams Field), located two...

The Boone County Regional Airport is located three miles outside of Harrison (Boone County). The airport is a ...

A C-130 cargo plane flying from Little Rock Air Force Base (LRAFB) in Jacksonville (Pulaski County) caught fir...

Ten U.S. Air Force personnel were killed in a disastrous takeoff crash at Little Rock Air Force Base in Jackso...

In 1938, anticipating an upcoming military need for trained pilots, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created th...

Cornelius Robinson Coffey was the first African American to establish an aeronautical school in the United St...

In 1926, the Arkansas Aircraft Company was founded in Little Rock (Pulaski County) to build small personal air...

John Carroll Cone was a promoter of aviation in Arkansas and established two significant air organizations in ...

Opened in 2014, the Conway Regional Airport at Cantrell Field (CRA) is a growing city-owned general aviation a...

Milton Pitts Crenchaw, of the original Tuskegee Airmen, was one of the first African Americans in the country ...

The Dexter B. Florence Memorial Field is an airport located in Arkadelphia (Clark County). Owned by the City o...

Jess Orval Dockery was an aviation pioneer and an innovator of agricultural aviation in the Mid-South region, ...

Brigadier General Paul Page Douglas, a Paragould (Greene County) native and an air force “ace,” was one of...

Established next to the town of Lonoke in 1917, during World War I, Eberts Field ranked second among aviation ...

The Fort Smith Regional Airport is a mixed-use airport located three miles southeast of Fort Smith (Sebastian ...

In 1963, Marlon DeWitt Green, an Arkansas-born African American and former U.S. Air Force pilot, broke the air...

The Jonesboro Municipal Airport is located three miles east of the Jonesboro (Craighead County) central busine...

In the acclaim for Charles Augustus Lindbergh following his solo transatlantic flight in 1927, few people reco...

The Little Rock Air Force Base (LRAFB) is located on 6,412 acres of land within the city limits of Jacksonvill...

During World War I, an air supply depot was constructed at Little Rock (Pulaski County) south of 12th Street n...

Charles M. McDermott was a medical doctor, minister, plantation owner, Greek scholar, charter member of the So...

James Smith McDonnell Jr. was one of the most significant aerospace industrialists of the twentieth century, b...

Pierce Winningham “Mac” McKennon was a talented musician but is more widely remembered as a famous World W...