The Chesapeake Bay Radio Control Club held an open house Saturday at their Crownsville aerodrome to let neighbors and others interested in radio controlled model aircraft check out the hobby. Guest ...

GLENVILLE -- Electric-powered radio-controlled model planes showed off their technical advances at an event Sunday sponsored by Electric Powered Modelers at Maalwyck Park. The event was open to all ...

Radio-controlled aircraft come in many shapes and sizes, but the ones we're showing today are all very ambitious in scale. And by "ambitious," we mean "ginormous." These models are truly works of art, ...

More than 130 central Ohioans with a love of flying have a way to explore the wild blue yonder while standing on the ground. They are members of the Westerville Model Aeronautics Association in Galena ...

China-based Quanum is offering a bomb system called “Bombs Away” for radio-controlled model airplanes that can be installed “in seconds” and fits most of the planes with engine size 0.25 or bigger out ...

For Gilbert’s Izard family, electric radio controlled model airplanes are more than just a hobby: They’re a family tradition. Three generations, from Grandpa Sam Izard, 80, to his grandson, Taylor ...

The field opens at 8 a.m. Flying starts at 8:30 a.m. and continues until 3 p.m. with a two-hour break between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. for the Air Show, and a one-hour break from 1 to 2 p.m. for raffle ...

Flying Circus Airshow is set to take place at the Butler County Regional Airport on Father’s Day weekend. The event will feature more than 200 model aircraft of all kinds, including helicopters, jets ...

BENZIE COUNTY — Northern Michigan residents can experience radio control pilots from all over northwestern Michigan flying model aircraft during the Benzie Area Radio Control Club’s 27th annual ...

The 22nd annual Davenport Radio Control Society’s Fun Scale Fly-In will feature radio-controlled models of full scale aircraft Saturday at the Norman Frye Memorial Field on the northwest corner of ...

As anyone who has seen Back to the Future will remember, the movie ended with Doc Brown fueling the time-traveling DeLorean's "Mr. Fusion" reactor with household waste. Well, a student and a professor ...