When introduced in 1947, the Model 35 Bonanza set a new standard of performance and value in the general aviation market.

A collection of images of the historic, record-setting Virgin Atlantic Global Flyer.

Photographs from the 2004 Wichita Aviation Festival

A photo gallery from the Wings of Remembrance Airshow that was held June 5-6, 2004 at the Newton Airport by Carl Chance.

A photo gallery by Carl Chance of the Kansas Aviation Museum Aerodrome Days and Stearman Reunion held on May 29, 2004.

Photographs taken of the "Iron Eagle" by Carl Chance.

Photos from the Young Eagles Program.

View postcards of WWII Posters recruiting women for the war effort.

A collection of photographs of the restored 1949 Stinson 108-3 Voyager

A photographic gallery of the Cessna aircraft flown by Mort Brown

For the year 2004, the Kansas Aviation Museum recognizes Boeing Wichita and predecessor company's airplanes that have been produced continuously in Wichita for more than 75 years.

Originally planned as a safe twin engine aircraft the models 336 Skymaster and 337 Super Skymaster stand out.

Built from 1954 to 1962, the Boeing B-52 "Stratofortress" served as the follow-on replacement for the Boeing B-47 "Stratojet".

Boeing North American B-1B Lancer: Former Mission of the Kansas Air National Guard

The Beech Model 18 Twin would see production for over 30 years as one of the industry’s most versatile aircraft.

The Cessna Model 172 Skyhawk was built to compete with the Piper PA-22 Tri-Pacer.

The Boeing B-29 Superfortress is best remembered for it’s role in resolving the war in the Pacific.

Since the first King Air 90 was delivered in 1964, King Airs have become an institution.

Announced in 1973, features an 8-seat cabin and powered by turbofan rather than turbojet.

The V-Tail Bonanza with it’s unmistakable profile became one of the most highly recognizable personal aircraft ever built.

Various in-flight photographs of the B-1B Lancer

A photo gallery series of images of "After Shock," a B-1B Lancer, taken at McConnell AFB.

The Citation X (Ten) has set numerous records as the fastest production business jet in the world.

A radical and bold departure, the Beech Model 2000 Starship was envisioned as a new breed of aircraft.

The Boeing B-29 Superfortress is best remembered for it’s role in resolving the war in the Pacific.

The Boeing B-47 Stratojet served as a medium bomber to counter the brunt of the cold war threats.

The Boeing Model 75 "Kaydet" trainer established itself as the best-known primary trainer of the World War II era.

To commemorate Cessna Aircraft Company's 75th Anniversary, the Kansas Aviation Museum collected vintage photo's and published them in their 2002 Collector Calendar.

Photos of a Travel Air airplane

The Beech Model 18 Twin would see production for over 30 years as one of the industry’s most versatile aircraft.

The model 24 was first delivered in 1966 as a replacement for the model 23.

Photos of an L-19

The Cessna Airmaster would develop into one of several models (C-34,C-37, C-38, C-145 & C-165) to carry the Airmaster name.

First flown in October, 1963, the original Lear Jet Model 23 set the standard for all business jet to follow.

Hailed as the world’s most popular commercial passenger jet.

The story of a pilot and his Staggerwing.

Dwane Wallace's Cessna C-34 was the right airplane at the right time, and offered good performance at an affordable price that made it successful in the Great Depression market.