1939 Grumman Goose A classic nod to aviation history Buffett's appreciation for vintage seaplanes extended to the 1939 Grumman Goose, an aircraft that harkens back to a golden age of aviation.

The Grumman Goose, a pre-World War II aircraft, has seen in service around the world for more than 70 years. But the Gooses are slowly dying off -- what could take this aviation workhorse s place?

00000193-6344-d71b-a7fb-ebdf8d4c0000PenAir’s last remaining Grumman Goose is heading to a new home, arriving in Anchorage Friday from Unalaska.This event marks the end of an era for PenAir.Read ...

A crowd watches as 1944 Grumman Goose, an amphibious aircraft, exit the water during the Alaska Aviation Museum's 21st annual Fly-By Festival at Lake Hood Seaplane Base on Sunday.

Michael Blume, 62, of Burnsville, Minn., was killed when the Grumman Goose aircraft he was piloting crashed into the parking lot of Lost Trail Powder Mountain late Tuesday afternoon.

The Widgeon was part of a line of amphibious aircraft that Grumman built from the 1930s through the 1950s. It is the baby of the family, smaller than the Goose, Mallard and Albatross, ...

Anchorage’s Alaska Aviation Museum hosts its Fly By Festival Saturday with flyovers, aircraft displays, and family fun. A ...

Like Santa’s sleigh, a “flock” of Grumman Goose aircraft brave rain, sleet and snow to get people and presents home for the holidays on Vancouver Island. Skip to content.