Zero fighter flies for the first time since WWII

One of the Japanese legendary Zero fighter planes took to the skies on Wednesday for the first time since World War II.

The restored plane made a brief flight to and from a naval base in Japan. Former US Air Force pilot Skip Holm flew the aircraft.

Zero fighters were considered one of the most capable long-range fighter planes in World War II, rivaling the British Spitfire. Only a few are still in operating condition.