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Aviation, like most industries, is defined by periodic “golden ages,” characterized by bursts of innovation and exciting competition. Examples include air travel in the 1930s, with the arrival of DC-3s and long-range Clipper Ships; the Jet Age in the 1960s, with aircraft manufacturers besting each...
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