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The four- to six-place Helio Courier was developed from the Helioplane proof-of-concept aircraft (which now resides in the Smithsonian Collection), and has a long list of unique short-field take-off and landing features.
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One of the most attractive English aircraft to come out of the 1930's, the Miles Hawk Speed Six is truly a thing of beauty.
Written by Jeff Pardo
Chances are that if some nine year-old asks you just how high up can clouds be, you'd probably think about those wispy cirrus clouds or towering cumulonimbus.
Written by Jeff Pardo
Knowledge is power in many of life's callings, but especially so in aviation -- our welfare often depends on decisions we make and the wisdom of what we decide to do (or not to do) often hinges on what we know.
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Built in New York by the Brunner-Winkle Aircraft Corporation, the Bird biplane began as another of those designs originally powered by a war surplus Curtiss OX-5 engine (scrapped from a Curtiss Jenny).
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