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The First 787 Has Been Painted in ANA Colors
Filed in archive Aviation History on March 22, 2010
We have just received word that the first 787, has been painted in ANA colors. Here's a toast to the first of what is hopefully many to come. The importance of this aircraft is actually pretty ...
This Week in Aviation History: Hale-Bopp & The First Spacewalk
Filed in archive Aviation History on March 29, 2008
This month is aviation history features the discovery of Pluto, the first nonstop hot-air balloon around the world, and the death of Sr. Isaac Newton. March 1, 1932 - The 20-month-old son of Charles ...
African-American Achievements in Aviation and Aerospace
Filed in archive Aviation History on February 23, 2008
As Black History month comes to a close, I wanted to share with you a timeline of African-American Achievements in Aviation and Aerospace. 1952: Frank E. Petersen, Jr., B.S., M.S.- U.S. Marine Corp&#...
Aviation History: Discovery Crash & John Glenn
Filed in archive Aviation History on February 23, 2008
This month in aviation history features the first American to orbit Earth and the first woman to pilot the space shuttle. February 3, 1959: Rock singers, Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and Big Bopper di...
This Week in Aviation History: Glenn Miller's Plane Crash
Filed in archive Aviation History on December 12, 2007
This week in aviation history features the final moon mission and the first passenger jet to land in Vietnam. December 7, 1972: America's final moon mission, Apollo 17, blasted off from Cape Cana...
This Week in Aviation History: D.B. Cooper & Apollo 12
Filed in archive Aviation History on November 27, 2007
This week in aviation history features the first Free flight in a balloon and the only unsolved domestic skyjacking in history. November 12, 1981: The space shuttle Columbia was launched for the seco...
This Week in Outdoor History: First Parachute Jump & Animal in Space
Filed in archive Aviation History on October 30, 2007
This week in aviation history features the first person to land a plane at the South Pole and the first animal in space. October 22, 1797: Andre-Jacques Garnerin made the first parachute jump from a ...
This Week in Outdoor History: The First Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier
Filed in archive Aviation History on September 27, 2007
This week in outdoor history features the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and the first round-the-world flight. September 14, 1959: The Soviet space probe Luna 2 became the first man-made obje...
This Week in Aviation History: Remembering September 11th
Filed in archive Aviation History on September 11, 2007
This week in aviation history features the death of Charles Lindbergh, the anniversary of the September 11th attacks, and the first airplane fatality. August 25, 2003: NASA launched the infrared Spit...
This Week in Aviation History: First Trans-Atlantic Balloon Flight and the Death of Charles Lindbergh
Filed in archive Aviation History on August 21, 2007
This week in aviation history features the first trans-Atlantic balloon flight and the death of Charles Lindbergh. August 17, 1978: The first successful trans-Atlantic balloon flight landed outside o...
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