The National Aviation Heritage Area is guided by the National Aviation Heritage Alliance, a private, not for profit corporation designated by Congress as the management entity of the heritage area. The organization seeks to conserve, interpret, develop, and promote the historic resources of the National Aviation Heritage Area.
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Published on September 27, 2024
Two sites that changed the world of aviation. Aviation history is rooted in remarkable places where visionaries pushed the boundaries of what was possible. From the bustling Wright Cycle Company Shop, full of tools, schematics, and plans for a flying machine, to the tall, sweeping sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, where the Wright brothers took […]
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100 years since the first successful trip around the world. In 1924, a few decades before the Space Race of the Cold War, a lesser-known global aeronautical competition took place. After countless innovations in the field of aviation in the years following the Wright Brothers’ first flight, nations around the world had wholeheartedly embraced flying […]
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