The Women of Vintage Air - FLYING Magazine
When it comes to aircraft owners in the FAA's registry, men outnumber women, particularly when it comes to vintage aircraft ownership.
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When it comes to aircraft owners in the FAA's registry, men outnumber women, particularly when it comes to vintage aircraft ownership.
The Gulfstream of its day, the Howard 250 was converted from a military cargo airplane to a luxurious executive transport.
Nine historic and vintage aircraft will be on display at the B-29 Doc Hangar starting Wednesday.
Story Posted on Feb 27, 2021 Archives Division On October 3, 1935 the forces of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini began their advance upon Ethiopia, known in earlier times as Abyssinia. Italy had long coveted the territory to expand their colonial influence in East Africa. In 1896, Ethiopians had turned back an Italian invasion at Adwa (Adowa), serving as an example of a Black-led country’s defiance of Europe. Taking inspiration from Ethiopia’s long history as an independent Black nation, two Black aviators—Hubert Julian and John C. Robinson—were drawn to Ethiopia by the eve...
March 1st, 2021 in Featured. Closed Left: Hubert Julian poses on the wheel of his plane named "Abyssinia" at Floyd Bennett Field, Long Island, New York, circa September 1933. Right: John C. Robinson in Addis Ababa, circa 1935-6. (Smithsonian) Smithsonian Air and Space Museum By: Elizabeth Borja Archives Division On October 3, 1935 the forces of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini began their advance upon Ethiopia, known in earlier times as Abyssinia. Italy had long coveted the territory to expand their colonial influence in East Africa. In 1896, Ethiopians had turned back an ...