This 1918 aircraft rivet hammer, sent by a subscriber from Germany, underwent a fascinating restoration journey. Originally damaged by flooding, the tool was rusty and nonfunctional.

Discover the step-by-step restoration of a 1918 aircraft rivet hammer. Watch as it’s cleaned, repaired, and revived to its former glory, preserving a piece of aviation history.

George Seabrook Wing, a self-taught aeronautical engineer who invented the fasteners used in virtually all aircraft flying today, died on Tuesday in Torrance, Calif. He was 74. Mr. Wing, born in Ke… ...

A Rivet Joint RC-135V aircraft on the tarmac at Offutt Air Force Base. Todd Clark, a retired Rivet Joint pilot, runs the two RC-135 cockpit simulators, which are about 10 years old and in use up ...

Britain is set to take delivery of its second Rivet Joint signals intelligence aircraft from US contractor L-3 Communications in the next few weeks according to sources familiar with the program.