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First Successful Aerial Refueling: 1921 Altitude Accomplished: 1,000 feet Gallons Transferred: 5 Transfer Method: Wingwalking, plane hopping Refueling Hoses Introduced: 1923 Nickname Of Flexible Hose System: “Probe-and-Drogue” Primarily Used By: U.S. Navy, Marines Hose Location On Tankers: Wingtips Speed Fuel Can Be Transferred: 420 gallons/minute Alternate Aerial Refueling System: “The Flying Boom” Primarily Used By: […]

One of the original Mercury 13 would-be astronauts, Funk is set to go on July 20th.

The beach, the Thunderbirds, the flag and a long weekend celebrating what’s great about this country.

The term isn’t meaningless, but close to it. Why that’s a good thing.

Plus, the longest electric plane flight ever wasn’t very, FAA’s risky policies on pilots’ mental health exposed, a flying car that is both, and much more!

The first Oshkosh we’ve ever waited two years for is about to come true. Here’s why it will be the best, most joyous event ever’€”and that’s saying a lot.

The impressive flight was seeking to demonstrate the practicality of flying cars.

An article in the mainstream press shows how the FAA’s failure to come up with a policy that addresses the realities of pilots’ mental health endangers everyone.

A movie long in the making is highlighting the accomplishments and contributions that Women Airforce Service Pilots made during the Second World War.

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