Aviation Blog - Page 37

Tennis players with private jets: almost none own one. Nadal’s Citation CJ2+, Federer’s NetJets share, Djokovic’s Learjet, and why Alcaraz flies commercial.

The best air forces in the world in 2026, ranked by real combat capability instead of fleet size, with verified aircraft numbers for all top 10.

American WW2 planes ranked: the 9 best US fighters of World War II by combat record and production, with speeds, kills, numbers built and photos.

Aviation bookshelf ideas for building a home library and display case around books, model planes, wing pins, boarding passes, and flight memorabilia.

How much do fighter pilots make? Base pay is set by rank, not by flying a fighter. See the 2026 numbers, the bonus, and where it falls short.

Aviation christmas ornament ideas for a pilot’s tree, from blown-glass planes and wooden biplanes to personalized flight and travel keepsakes.

How often do planes crash? Airlines flew 38.7 million times in 2025 and had 51 accidents. The real odds, and why general aviation carries most of the risk.

Aviation entryway decor ideas for foyers and hallways, from porthole mirrors and suitcase side tables to runway-stripe rugs that welcome flight home.

Aviation christmas decorations for every room, from runway-light driveway paths and biplane tree toppers to cockpit-style stockings and wreaths.

Warren Buffett owns zero private jets. He bought a Falcon 20 in 1986, a $6.7M Challenger he named The Indefensible, then sold it in 1998. Specs inside.