warbird
/ˈwɔrbɜːrd/Definitions
1. noun
A military aircraft, especially a fighter or bomber, especially one used in World War I or II.
“The museum had a large collection of warbirds on display, including a restored B-17 bomber.”
2. noun
A plane or aircraft used for air racing, stunting, or other aerobatic activities, often with a distinctive paint job or design.
“The warbird pilots prepared for the air show, practicing their formation flying and aerobatic maneuvers.”