Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Robin (Burt Ward) and Batman (Adam West) at the controls of the classic Batcopter in Batman. (Photo: 20th Century Fox TV) The ...

It’s hard not to smile when you’re flying in the Batcopter. On a recent Tuesday in the parking lot of MetLife Stadium, I sat shotgun beside Captain Eugene Nock — a pilot of 40 years with 15,000 hours ...

The bat swarm flies in front of the setting sun For the AIRFOILS project, the Boston University IML team, led by Dr. Kenneth Sebesta and headed by Dr. John Baillieul, created the Batcopter. The ...

There are millions of Brazilian Free-tailed bats living in caves across Texas, and every night, those bats are somehow able to swarm through the air without crashing into one another. The researchers ...

Eugene Nock purchased and restored the original Bell 47 Batcopter, repainting it to its iconic "Gotham glory" and updating its internal equipment while preserving its vintage charm. The Batcopter is ...

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When the first images of the mysterious aircraft surfaced, many of us assumed it was the Batwing. After all, it certainly looked like a "Nolanized" version of the comic book vehicle! However, since ...

Well, you can literally do that — in the actual Batcopter that appeared onscreen with Adam West and Burt Ward — at the State Fair Meadowlands in New Jersey from now until Sunday. The Batcopter is ...

In the ‘70s and into the ‘80s “Batman” was on after school on Channel 11, which was great. Daily doses of the dastardly doings in Gotham. Channel 7, on the other hand, had “The 4:30 Movie,” which ran ...

Way back in August, during the Pittsburgh leg of The Dark Knight Rises shoot, shots were leaked online of a new vehicle, which fans immediately recognized as the Batwing (though there is some ...

When the first images of the mysterious aircraft surfaced, many of us assumed it was the Batwing. After all, it certainly looked like a "Nolanized" version of the comic book vehicle! However, since ...