Get the latest update on the Commemorative Air Force's B-29 FIFI as it undergoes critical engine repairs. Learn how you can help bring this rare warbird back to the skies.

CAF's B-29 FIFI nears return to flight after key engine repairs; revised tour dates announced as the historic bomber prepares for its summer comeback and continued tribute to WWII veterans.

Perhaps because the B-29’s history is so vast, and its historical implications so complex. The Commemorative Air Force, or CAF, flies Fifi out of their home base in Fort Worth, Texas.

World War II, just two B-29s are still flying. Both of them are based in the United States, where they actively tour the ...

Last week, the world’s only flyable B-29 Superfortress, operated by the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) lifted off the runway at Midland, Texas. It was the first flight for FIFI since 2004, and ...

The Commemorative Air Force (CAF) AirPower History tour is bringing their iconic Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber, FIFI, to Lubbock International Airport Monday, October 10, for a five day event that ...

The 65-year-old Superfortress warplane, nicknamed Fifi, is embarking on a new mission: giving rides to paying enthusiasts and once again making the air-show rounds.

A World War II-era B-29 Superfortress, FIFI is the last one of its kind that still flies. It’s the same kind of bomber that dropped two atomic bombs on Japan.

The 141-foot-wide warbird had lain for two decades in the Mojave desert as a bombing target for naval guns.But the World War II-era B-29 now known as Fifi rose like a phoenix from the blistering sa… ...