Flying horses

This redirect is about the conceptions of winged horses or flying horses. For other uses, see Flying horses (disambiguation) and Winged horse (disambiguation).

Flying horses or winged horses or sky horses are mythological and fictional creatures. They are horses which fly, some of which are equipped with wings.

Flying horses include:

• The horses of Eos, Helios, Apollo, and Sol Invictus
  • Phlegon, Aeos, Aethon, Pyrios, Aethiops, Abraxas, Therbeeo, Bronte, Sterope
• Pegasus, a winged horse in Greek mythology; or Chrysaor, the twin brother of Pegasus
• al-Buraq, a winged horse in Islamic tradition
• Haizum, a heavenly winged horse, ridden by Gabriel according to Islamic tradition
• Chollima, in East Asian myths
• Cheonma, in Korean myths
• Ponkhiraj, a flying horse from Bangladesh
• a wind Horse in Mongolian, Tibetan and ancient Turkish traditions
• A winged horse, see list of winged horses
• A winged unicorn