1926 October 27 – On This Day in Aviation History
Bleriot 165 (Photo credit: San Diego Air & Space Museum Archives) First flight of the Blériot 165
View Article1936 October 28 – On This Day in Aviation History
English: The Dornier Do 19 bomber in flight. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the Dornier Do 19
View Article1945 October 28 – On This Day in Aviation History
English: Polish utility aircraft LWD Szpak-4T, markings SP-AAG, Polish Aviation Museum in Kraków Polski: Polski samolot LWD Szpak-4T, nr rej. SP-AAG, Muzeum lotnictwa Polskiego w Krakowie (Photo...
View Article1957 October 27 – On This Day in Aviation History
The second Caproni Ca.32 (300 hp – Ca.2) on Taliedo airport, July 1915. On board, Giovanni Battista “Gianni” Caproni (on the left) and sottotente Laureati on the right (Photo credit: Wikipedia)...
View Article1959 October 27 – On This Day in Aviation History
Myasishchev M-50 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the Myasishchev M-50
View Article1959 October 29 – On This Day in Aviation History
English: Chukotavia Antonov An-24. Français : Un Antonov An-24 de la compagnie Chukotavia à l’atterrissage, photographié dans la Tchoukotka (Russie). (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the...
View Article1972 October 28 – On This Day in Aviation History
English: A newer model American Airlines Airbus A300-600 inbound to John F. Kennedy International Airport. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the Airbus A300
View Article1974 October 28 – On This Day in Aviation History
A French Aéronavale Dassault Super Étendard from Flottille 17F in flight during exercise “French Quarter ’88”. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the Dassault-Breguet Super Étendard
View Article1979 October 27 – On This Day in Aviation History
Panavia Tornado Prototype ADV with semi-recessed Skyflash missiles at Farnborough, England (Photo credit: Wikipedia) First flight of the Panavia Tornado ADV
View ArticleFeelings of Flight
Back to Articles by Stu Simpson People ask me what it’s like to fly, to be a pilot, and I’m afraid to answer. I worry that once I get started, I won’t be able to stop. I want to tell the curious about...
View ArticleFlight of the Shadow Dancers
Back to Articles by Stu Simpson It was as close to perfection as I’d ever seen. Our two ultralight planes floated along in a rare harmony that could have been a beautiful dream. Except this reality was...
View ArticleMy Idea of Fun
Back to Articles by Stu Simpson “Well Bob, what do you figure?”, I asked. Kirby had just landed after flying a circuit in his Renegade to check the flight conditions. “It’s pretty bumpy up there from...
View ArticleThings To Do In The Sky When You’re All Alone
Back to Articles by Stu Simpson Now don’t take this the wrong way, but I was really disappointed to see Wilf Stark drive up to my hangar at Kirkby Field. Disappointed, you see, because he was supposed...
View ArticleFor Sale: 1958 Mooney 20A wood wing
1958 Mooney 20A wood wing: USA operated until 3 years ago, Original log books and all AD’s complied with, now in Canadian Owner maintenance category, 3900 hrs TT, 900 SMOH Compression all in High 70′s...
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