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Yellow airplane in flight. Howard Aircraft DGA-15P. Built in 1943.

A yellow aeroplane in the blue sky and clouds

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Hindan Air Force Station, Ghaziabad, India - October 8, 2015: The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 83rd anniversary during the Air Force Day parade at the Air Force Station Hindan in Ghaziabad town on the outskirts of New Delhi. The skilled pilots did complex midair maneuvers and daring aerial feats. The amazing aerobatics by the planes. Skilled pilot climbed vertically, performed very tight turns, tumbled the aircraft end-over-end and performed maneuvers during loops.

Tyabb, Australia - March 9, 2014: North American T-6 (Noorduyn AT-16) Harvard VH-TXN single engine military training aircraft from World War II taxiing at Tyabb Airport.

An antique engine and wing from a World War II-era aircraft against a blue sky.

A restored US Army Air Corps Fighter Plane

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada - June 3, 2012: A Harvard airplane ready for take off at the Waterloo Air show

Abandoned Vintage Aircraft

Vintage tin toy airplane isolated on white.

Vintage Yellow Metal toy plane on white background

Ickwell, Bedfordshire, England - July 02, 2023: Vintage North American Aviation Harvard T-6 aircraft in yellow navy wings colours.

Vintage propellor airplane Vultee BT-13A Valiant flying in the sky. The Vultee BT-13 was used as a basic training aircraft for American pilots before and during World War II.

Tyabb, Australia - March 9, 2014: North American AT-6C Harvard VH-NZH single engine military training aircraft in US Navy markings from World War II taking off from Tyabb Airport.

Gatineau, Canada- June 30, 2016: The Wings over Gatineau Airshow is a airshow at the Gatineau Executive Airport. This image shows the North American Harvard IV aircraft, Vintage Wings of Canada on the ground.

Linköping, Sweden-August 27, 2016: North American Harward trainer aircraft from the late 1940s parked outside a hangar, during the 90th anniversary of the Swedish Air Force

Pilot preparing an ultralight plane for a flight

Beja Airport, Portugal: Portuguese Air Force DHC-1 Chipmunk Mk 20 on the apron, license built in Portugual by OGMA - single-engine, two-seat, light aircraft designed for training purposes, developed by de Havilland Canada. First flying in 1946, it became widely used as a primary trainer by the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Royal Air Force, and several other military and civilian flying schools worldwide. It features a fixed conventional landing gear, a high-wing design for good visibility, and is powered by a de Havilland Gipsy Major 8 inline engine. The Chipmunk is known for its docile handling characteristics, making it ideal for ab-initio pilot training. It has a metal fuselage with fabric-covered wings and tail surfaces, and while primarily used for training, it can also perform aerobatic maneuvers. Production of the Chipmunk ceased in 1956, but many remain airworthy, cherished for their simplicity, reliability, and historical significance.

Boeing Stearman PT-17 Kaydet Biplane Trainer on Tarmac

Porterfield LP-65 airplane in livery used for the 2003 National Air Tour flying at Blakesburg, Iowa, USA, September 1, 2008. Built in 1941.

Lethbridge, Australia - November 23, 2014: Former French Military Nord 3202 training aircraft VH-JUD taxiing at Lethbridge airfield.

Old Propeller Airplane

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada - June 3, 2012: A Harvard Trainer on an exhibition flight at the Waterloo Air show

Details of Vintage Model Biplane

Old single propeller airplane

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