Aviation Oddities: The Focke-Wulf’s F 19 Ente That Fascinated Europe. Discover the bizarre and tragic story of the Focke-Wulf F 19 "Ente," a radical 1920s German experimental aircraft designed to be impossible to stall. This rare restored footage offers a glimpse into an era where aviation pioneers risked everything to solve the fundamental dangers of flight. Long before the sleek fighters of World War II, Henrich Focke was obsessed with safety, specifically the deadly nature of the aerodynamic

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The workers who constructed the skyscrapers of the 1920s did so without harnesses or safeguards. Meet the so-called roughnecks who built NYC and other cities on America in Color: https://bitly.com/3gcugU5 | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation

The 1930s elevated the passenger experience and solidified our identity. With the arrival of the Curtiss Condor and our first stewardesses, the American travel experience began to take shape. By 1934, we officially became American Airlines and just two years later, we made aviation history with the Douglas DC‑3. #American100 | American Airlines