I Love the Coverage from the Chieftan on tanks, but I’m wondering if there is talks to have an expert on combat planes as well
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The only caveat I’d offer is there are lots of planes, of a lot of types. That said, it might be interesting to do some sort of comparison by year - the first-line fighter of all combatants in 1939, 1940, and so on; the major bomber(s) of each combatant in 1939, 1940, and so on.
That would give us a look at how each combatant improved over time. Whatcha think? (and welcome to the circus, by the way!) 
Fighters, Bombers, Reconaissance, Cargo, Wildcards
In fighters: Day fighters, Night fighters, “heavy” fighters (e.g. Ju-88 with cannons against US bombers) Jet fighters, rocket fighters, high-altitude specialist fighters (e.g. Me-109k)
In Bombers: Light bombers, medium bombers, heavy bombers, superheavy bombers, jet bombers, dive bombers, fighter-bombers
In Reconnaissance: designed vs. modified other vs. modified to other use (e.g. Japanese “Dinah”)
Cargo: light, medium, heavy, super-heavy (e.g. Me-323)
Wildcards: He-162s, P-51s with and without Roll-Royce designed engines, Ta-152 vs FW-190, and so on
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