Antique airplanes are vintage aircraft that were built primarily before World War II. These planes often showcase the early designs and engineering techniques of aviation history. Many antique airplanes are made from wood and fabric, reflecting the materials and technology of their time. They are cherished by collectors and aviation enthusiasts for their historical significance and unique aesthetics. Restoration and preservation of antique airplanes are important for maintaining aviation heritage. Organizations and museums often host airshows and events to celebrate these aircraft, allowing the public to appreciate the craftsmanship of early aviators. Notable examples include the Wright Flyer and the Curtiss JN-4 "Jenny".