Tag: blog updates

Buzzing Behind The Scenes

Posted on by Kevan V

In early April of 2026, my visit to the excellent air museum at Berlin-Gatow in Germany gave me the chance to make a significant update to my existing article on it.

Since then, I’ve taken the time to update some other existing articles on the site.

In connection with the museum visit, I’ve updated my articles on the Breguet Atlantic and Canadair Sabre. The Atlantic article got all new photos and a light edit to the text. The Sabre article got a couple of new photos and a substantial re-formatting of the text.

More unexpectedly, I was able to make extensive changes and expansions to my article on the Antonov An-2 “Colt”. It was one of the older articles on the site, and increasingly not up to scratch with more recent ones. In early May of 2026, an An-2 flew into my local airport and that gave me the inspiration I needed to give the article an overhaul.

As always, I hope you enjoy the updates as much as I enjoy making them.

Berlin-Gatow Revisited!

Posted on by Kevan V
Panavia Tornado, Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-29, and DeHavilland Chipmunk in the museum’s indoor exhibition hall.

A Decade of Changes

In early April of 2026, I visited the aviation branch of the Museum of Military History of the Bundeswehr in Berlin-Gatow.

It was my second visit to the museum, the first being in 2016, and a lot has changed in 10 years! In fact, enough has changed that I had to make some significant revisions to my existing article about it.

Please pay a visit to the revised article to see what’s new at this excellent museum.

Big updates to two articles!

Posted on by Kevan V

I’m pleased to announce that I’ve made major improvements to a pair of articles that have been on the website since the early days of it.

The first is the Soko J-22 and Avioane Craiova IAR-93 article. The upgrade includes new photos and text revisions that include new sections.

I also expanded the Aero Ae-270 Ibis article. The upgrade includes more pictures and new sections.

I hope you will enjoy the improvements as much as I enjoyed making them!