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• Pierre de Fermor May 13, 2012

  Vintage Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk fighter found in Sahara desert of Egypt

  By Joel Siegfried on Examiner.com  -  The well preserved remains of a World War II RAF Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk war plane was found by Polish oil company worker Jakub Perka while exploring a remote region ...

• Pierre de Fermor November 10, 2011

  Piloting the Vintage Airways DC3

  by Scott Patton with Aerostar Training Services LLC  - My greatest thrill as an airline pilot was not at thirty five thousand feet on autopilot, but rather at the controls of the legendary DC-3 at  eight ...

• Pierre de Fermor October 8, 2011

  1st JANUARY 1914: A DIVINE PILOT TAKES OFF FOR THE FIRST COMMERCIAL FLIGHT IN THE HISTORY OF AVIATION

  St Petersburg: “The sunshine city”, promise local brochures, and this is a fact: three hundred and sixty sunny days per year. Well we are in Florida, and certainly not in Russia… Facing the small town ...

• Pierre de Fermor September 23, 2011

  When Airlines Were On Top of the World

  By Christine Negroni on christinenegroni.blogspot.com Sony Pictures Television / Patrick Harbron Fellow aviation geeks, don't be too tempted to quibble over just how authentic the new television show, Pan Am is - already Mickey ...

• Jean Ordonez April 10, 2011

  The HIjacking of 58 November Film Clip

• Jean Ordonez April 2, 2011

  The Hijacking of 58 November

  October 4, 1971 was like any night for captain Brent Downs. He had a simple charter flight from his base in Nashville to Atlanta in a Hawk Commander 681, N-9058N. As he and his co-pilot ...

• Claude Avezard June 24, 2010

  A BRIEF HISTORY OF ROTOR CRAFT

  In homage to the invention of the HELICOPTER – now in its 103rd year - I would like to offer, for those who are interested, the following generic and broad-beam “potted history” – to remind us all of ...

• Reg Winstone April 24, 2010

  Sailing Through The Sky

  On June 26th, 2006 it was be the sixtieth anniversary of the day that the United States Army Air Forces and the United States Navy officially adopted the ‘Knot’ and ‘Nautical Mile’ as the official ...

• Pierre de Fermor July 20, 2009

  WW II MEMPHIS BELLE : 25TH MISSION

• Pierre de Fermor July 20, 2009

  B17 1944 LANDING ON ONE WHEEL AT PODINGTON

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