DAYTON — 118 years after Orville and Wilbur Wright’s historic flights in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, Wright family members are donating some of the last remaining wing coverings from the original ...

Ingenuity, the experimental Martian helicopter, will carry a small swatch of fabric from the 1903 Wright Flyer Glenn Garner is a form writer-reporter who worked heavily with PEOPLE's Movies and TV ...

Orville and Wilbur Wright flew their 1903 Wright Flyer 120 feet in the air more than a century ago today. In 1963, a House Joint Resolution passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate ...

Since the Wright brothers' first flight in 1903, aviation has evolved at a breathtaking pace, shaping human history and technology. From pioneering innovations to game-changing milestones, these ...

DAYTON — The sculpture that was once the centerpiece of the invention station artworks at RiverScape MetroPark has a new home. A replica sculpture of 1905 Wright Fyler III has been moved to the corner ...

It’s history in the remaking. On Dec. 17, Kevin Kochersberger, associate professor of mechanical engineering at Rochester Institute of Technology, will re-enact one of the Wright brothers’ first-ever ...

The Wright Experience built historically accurate, airworthy reproductions of the Wright Flyer, using original parts and methods whenever possible. Three reproductions were created for the 2003 ...

An Oakwood man won the recent auction of a section of Wright Flyer fabric that landed on the moon in July 1969 — and he wants Space X to take it to Mars when humans go to that planet for the first ...

The National Air and Space Museum is fortunate to have the artifact that inaugurated the aerial age—the 1903 Wright Flyer. The craft that hangs in the central place of honor in the Museum’s Milestones ...

The N.C. Museum of History is getting an additional piece of Wright Brothers memorabilia with the installation on Monday of a replica 1902 Wright Glider. The glider will hang in the lobby of the ...

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