We invite you to discover the fascinating history of aviation through our interactive calendar.
During an attempted crossing of the English Channel, French aeronauts Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier and Pierre Romain were killed in a balloon crash.
Britons John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown, at the controls of a Vickers Vimy, completed the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic on the route Newfoundland–Ireland. The flight over the Atlantic lasted 17 hours.
The British twin-engine bomber Vickers Wellington made its maiden flight. Aircraft of this type were used by, among others, Polish World War II bomber squadrons in England.
The Soviet heavy transport helicopter Mi-10, capable of carrying a payload of 15 tonnes, made its maiden flight.
The Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków presents the rich history of Polish aviation through unique exhibits and interactive thematic exhibitions, educating and inspiring all who dream of the skies. It is a place where aviation tradition meets modernity, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.