Sir George Cayley – First Successful Glider to Carry a Human Being
(George Cayley, born December 27th, 1773, Scarborough, Yorkshire – death 15th of December 1857, Scarborough, England) Sir George Cayley – British aviator and
Aviators who left their mark on world history. Aviators who are pioneers in their field and contributed to the development of aviation. their Life stories and more…
Women who achieved firsts in aviation history. Bessie Coleman, Harriet Quimby, Katherine Cheung, Amelia Earhart, Sabiha Gökçen, and more…
Aviation pioneers who have contributed to the development of aviation from the Wright Brothers to the present.
Prominent aviators in wartime.
Wright Brothers, Oleg Antonov, Victor Tatin, Steponas Darius, Mabel Bell, Assen Jordanoff, Vecihi Hürkuş, Aldasoro Brothers, Daniel Bernoulli, Glen Curtiss, Sally Ride, Eric Hartmann, Anthony Fokker, William Edward Boeing, Howard Hughes, and more.
(George Cayley, born December 27th, 1773, Scarborough, Yorkshire – death 15th of December 1857, Scarborough, England) Sir George Cayley – British aviator and
Valentina Vladimirovna “Valya” Tereshkova was born on March 6th, 1937, in Maslennikovo. Her father died during World War II when she was only
First American female astronaut in space, 3rd woman to go into space; Physicist; Sall Ride was a science hero who wrote
Erich Hartmann, a Luftwaffe pilot during World War II, wasn’t just skilled; he was a phenomenon. Credited with a staggering
Anton Herman Gerard “Anthony” Fokker (April 6, 1890 – December 23, 1939) was a Dutch aviation pioneer and aircraft manufacturer.
Bessie Coleman was born on January 26, 1892, and was the tenth child of George and Susan Coleman’s thirteen children
Born to Innovate: Jacques Alexandre César Charles, born in Beaugency, France, on November 12th, 1746. He wasn’t destined for an
Picture the roar of jet engines propelling a sleek aircraft across the sky, connecting continents and shrinking the world. Such
William Edward Boeing-founder of Boeing company-was a pivotal figure in the development of the aviation industry. He not only founded
Charles Lindbergh became the first pilot with solo flight to cross the Atlantic Ocean (Transatlantic Flight), flying a distance of