You may be familiar with black electrical tape, but there's a whole rainbow beyond that, from red and gray to purple and white. Here's what they all mean.

That’s speed tape. I’m an aircraft mechanic,” Max, a bearded man with chest-length flaxen hair who goes by the handle “airplanefactswithmax” explains to the audience in a clip viewed on ...

Photos of airplane wings patched with what looks like duct tape have gone viral, but it's actually another material known as speed tape.

If you think your airplane is being held together with duct tape, don't worry. You're actually looking at a commonly used and incredibly durable repair tape.

A shocking video of an airline worker putting tape on a Spirit Airlines plane has gone viral and people can’t what they watched.

A viral video claims to show a worker applying duct tape on a Spirit Airlines plane wing. We VERIFY what that tape actually was.

A passenger snapped a photo of the tape, known as speed tape, that had been stuck along the wing of a plane flying out of Melbourne Airport.

Looking out of your plane's window and seeing what looks like duct tape patching up the wings is not a reassuring sight.

From inside of the plane, a passenger recorded a Spirit Airline worker applying what appears to be speed tape to a part of the airplane’s wing. Speed tape is, according to OneMonroe Aerospace ...

You may be familiar with black electrical tape, but there's a whole rainbow beyond that, from red and gray to purple and white. Here's what they all mean.

A viral video claims to show a worker applying duct tape on a Spirit Airlines plane wing. We VERIFY what that tape actually was.