Attending the Big Air Show at Bear Country Airport, the Berenstain Bears learn all about the history of flight.

An airplane taking off and disappearing into the clouds is a remarkable sight. It's like a bird's flight taken to a new level. In fact, only the Ruppell's griffon vulture can fly as high, at heights above 30,000 feet! This title will get beginning readers off the ground and soaring.

With the support of friends old and new, Dusty Crophopper reaches heights he never dreamed possible.

Enthralled with origami from a young age, master designer Michael LaFosse has used those skills to design and perfect paper airplanes for decades. In Planes for Brains, LaFosse presents 28 original models that incorporate innovative functional and aesthetic details--like faceted flaps, ailerons, canards and spoilers that really work. The sense of proportion and balance, and an ingenious nose and fuselage locking system, define these signature models,...

Explains how science and technology influence the designs of aircrafts, describing the forces that act upon an aircraft, and discussing the materials and systems that make up and control planes and helicopters.

When she goes to visit her friend Ella, Maisy gets to ride an airplane for the first time.

Illustrations and easy-to-read rhyming text celebrate different kinds of planes, their instruments, what they carry, and what it is like to go for a flight.

Little Plane learns to write by practicing his skywriting.

Rhyming text introduces air travel, from the airport to the flight deck, with information about how planes fly, safety rules, in-flight entertainment, and air traffic control.