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Leonardo's new jet trainer the M-345 certified
Leonardo's new M-345, an aircraft capable of providing jet trainer aircraft-like performance and efficiency at the cost of a turboprop, is close to entering into service with the Italian Air Force and future aircraft of the Italian Air..... ....Read More |
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The History of the PZL-101 Gawron development
The PZL-101 was a development of the Yakovlev Yak-12M, manufactured in Poland under licence from 1956. Work on the Gawron was carried out by a team led by Stanis?aw Lassota. The main goal of the project was to create an agricultural........ ....Read More |
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Ray Watts - My ATC memories
My adventures into the world of aviation started in July 1969 when the head of the ATC school at the then Jan Smuts came to give a career guidance presentation at my high school. I was hooked and after taking my dad's advice that........... ....Read More |
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Airlines, Airports and Airliners News - 6 to 12 July 2020
As face coverings, hand sanitizer and personal protective equipment have become part of our daily routine, one safeguard has kept American Airlines' (AA) customers and team members breathing clean air at 30,000 feet. High-efficiency........ ....Read More |
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The early pursuit for aerodynamic perfection - Curtis A8 Shrike
The Curtiss A-8 monoplane that had its first flight on June 1931 might not have been the prettiest aircraft ever built, but it did introduce a number of first aerodynamic features such as automatic leading-edge slats and trailing-edge...... ....Read More |
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