21K views · 1.2K reactions | OK, Gang, here’s the latest update from Paul on the Bf-108 progress. As you will learn, we’ve hit a bit of a project milestone! | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

166K views · 2.7K reactions | You Are There! Come fly the Grumman Wildcat with me in this Kermie Cam from the archive. In Part One last week, we started the preflight, and we continue that here in Part Two. In Part Three, we will take flight. It will be fun! | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

82K views · 3.1K reactions | You Are There! Come fly with me in the Albatros D.Va and enjoy a bit of my perspective from the cockpit. - Kermit Weeks | Kermit Weeks | Facebook

On a beautiful Florida afternoon at Fantasy of Flight, Kermit Weeks takes the Curtiss Wright CW-19R out for its first test flight after acquiring and assembling it in California. Kermit takes her around the circuit several times, a couple of landings and take-offs, and then wows the ground crew with a few low passes. | Kermit Weeks

Travel Air flies at Fantasy of Flight Kermit Weeks talks about his Travel Air and then takes her out for a flight. | Fantasy of Flight

Eight years ago I gave TAPtv a personal tour of Fantasy of Flight. Come along! | Kermit Weeks

It was earlier this week, back in 1937, the mighty Short Sunderland took to the skies for the very first time! This flying boat became one of the legends of WWII, patrolling vast oceans and earning the nickname “Flying Porcupine” for its heavy defensive firepower. Check out part 1 of 2 in this Video from the Vault, we’ll take a look at my own Sunderland and share a bit of its incredible story. | Kermit Weeks

Back in 1911, Glenn Curtiss looked at a standard pusher and thought, “What if it didn’t need a runway?” So he bolted on some floats, opened the throttle, and went flying straight off the water. He kicked off one of my favorite ideas, seaplanes! Every time I roll this Curtiss Pusher out, I can’t help but look at my pond and think… history does have a way of whispering ideas. 😄✈️ | Kermit Weeks

Come along with me to Anoka County Airport in Blaine, Minnesota to visit Greg Herrick and get a tour of his hangar, the Golden Wings Flying Museum, and his collection of over 30 rare vintage aircraft. | Kermit Weeks