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82. GECI International development of industrial products in aviation, space, propulsion and land transport fields. http://www.geci.net/

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84. Aerogroup Engineering Aeronautical engineering project, development and consulting company providing services to the aviation industry. http://www.geocities.com/aerogroup_engineering

85. Czechoslovak Aviation History Czechoslovak aviation history. By Radek Adamec radamec@at.ibmmail.com Czechoslovak helicopter development was another victim of communist mismanagement. http://avstop.com/History/AroundTheWorld/Czech/

Czechoslovak Aviation History By Radek Adamec radamec@at.ibmmail.com Legends Balloons First Attempts First Aircraft ... Soaring Legends The Czech counterpart of Ikaros was Vit Fucik, also called Kudlicka (little knife) for his manual skills. According to a folk legend, he made wings from wood rods and bladders filled with natural gas, and used these to fly to the market in Pisek. Since his existence is doubtful, we'll stick with recorded facts. Balloons The first balloon was launched in 1783 by the Montgolfier brothers. The first manned flight took place the same year. The first balloon in the Czech lands was launched one year later by Tadeas Hanka, a scholar. First Attempts In the days of balloons and airships, during the 1800s, many pioneers attempted to build "heavier than air" aircraft. These included Czech technician Vaclav Kaderavek with his "Czech flying machine". His attempts failed, because man powered or electro-magnet powered flight exceeded technical and financial possibilities of the day. First Aircraft The first real flight was realized by the Wright brothers with an engine powered biplane in the US in 1903. Santos Dumont took off in his aircraft in Paris in 1906. In 1909, Louis Bleriot crossed the English Channel.

86. Civil Aviation Authority Of Singapore (CAAS) The Civil aviation Authority of Singapore represents the government in the negotiation of air services agreements as well as advises on matters related to civil aviation. It regulates and promotes the development of air transport in Singapore. It also ensures smooth and efficient airport operations. http://www.caas.gov.sg/caas/index.jsp

87. MuseumWorx Consultants specializing in space and aviation development for museums, science and technology centers, and educational programs. http://www.mdperry.com

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88. Aviation History Magazine Letters May 2005 A superb nonaircraft development came out of the B58 program, the Hustler rocket Send letters to aviation history Editor, Primedia history Group, http://www.thehistorynet.com/ahi/letters_05_05/

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90. La DOTD - Aviation Information - Airport Directory List of facilities with contact information, including facility name, address, phone and fax number, and manger name. http://www.dotd.state.la.us/intermodal/aviation/ap_dir.shtml

LaDOTD Home Aviation Section Aviation Home AIRPORT NAME ASSOCIATED CITY - Abbeville Municipal Airport Abbeville SITE ADDRESS 262 Airport Drive Abbeville, LA 70510 Phone: 318/893-7128 FAX: 318/893-0003 AIRPORT MANAGER AND/OR CONTACT PERSON John J. Doman, FBO/Manager Phone: 318/893-7128 Mr. Eugene M. Sellers, Consulting Engineer 100 Thomas Street Abbeville, LA 70510 Phone: 318/893-2808 ***SEND ALL MAIL TO CITY OF ABBEVILLE*** AIRPORT ADMINISTRATIVE BODY AND AIRPORT AUTHORITY The Honorable R. Brady Broussard Mayor, City of Abbeville 101 North State Street Abbeville, LA 70510 Phone: 318/893-4206 FAX: 318/898-4298 AIRPORT NAME ASSOCIATED CITY Arcadia-Bienville Airport Arcadia SITE ADDRESS Highway 9 Arcadia, LA 71001 Phone: 318/263-9219 (pay phone) AIRPORT MANAGER AND/OR CONTACT PERSON Mr. Chris Patrick, City Engineer C/O Mayors Office 810 S. Railroad Avenue Arcadia, LA 71001 AIRPORT ADMINISTRATIVE BODY AND AIRPORT AUTHORITY The Honorable Peggy C. Gantt Mayor, City of Arcadia 810 S. Railroad Avenue Arcadia, LA 71001 Phone: 318/263-8455 FAX: 318/263-2571 AIRPORT NAME ASSOCIATED CITY Morehouse Memorial Airport Bastrop SITE ADDRESS 6336 Holland Drive Bastrop, LA 71220 AIRPORT MANAGER AND/OR CONTACT PERSON Mr. John Bolton, Manager Morehouse Memorial Airport 6336 Holland Drive Bastrop, LA 71220 Phone: 318/281-0544 Pay Phone: 318/281-9160 AIRPORT ADMINISTRATIVE BODY AND AIRPORT AUTHORITY The Honorable Clarence Hawkins Mayor, City of Bastrop P.O. Box 431 Bastrop, LA 71220 Phone: 318/283-0250

91. Canadian Aviation History - Art Seller Story - Page Three The story of Art Seller, aviation pioneer. Click to view larger image Anothernatural development was fire fighting by water bombing. http://www.canadianflight.org/history/seller03.htm

Page One Page Two Page Three Page Four Page Five Page Six History Main Page "the hardest part of the whole thing" said Batchelor, "was the journey out and back" Story by Jack Meadows Published with permission from West Coast Aviator Magazine continued from page two Dusting had led naturally to spraying, both crop spraying and spruce bud worm spraying. New Brunswick was suffering a severe attack of the latter and wanted help from all over the continent. Skyway's fleet of five Stearmans flew east each spring and back each fall on the Budworm contract. As can easily be imagined "the hardest part of the whole thing" said Batchelor, "was the journey out and back" Another natural development was fire fighting by water bombing. In 1952, experiments were started with Stearmans. It was soon clear that aircraft's capacity was far too limited. There had been an infestation of spruce budworm on Vancouver Island and Seller had called in three Grumman Avenger TBMs from south of the border to help. He had thus seen what this aircraft could do. So, when in 1957. the Canadian Navy put eighteen surplus Avengers up for sale, Seller took a chance, bid on them and got seventeen for prices ranging from $1700 - $7,000. Fairey Aviation, at Victoria modified them for Skyway's use.

92. Airport And Aviation Professionals Inc. Provides strategic, financial, aviation planning, program development and terminal management services to airport operators, airlines, car rentals car and companies in airport environments. http://www.avairpros.com/

ANCHORAGE ATLANTA BALTIMORE CHICAGO ... TORONTO AvAirPros was established as a service-oriented aviation consulting firm in 1988. Its mission is to provide senior level assistance to airline and aviation-related business clients in a broad range of areas. Today, AvAirPros provides professional consulting services in the areas of Strategic Planning, Program Management, Business Services, Financial Services, Airline Liaison Services, Technical Services, and Concessions and Operations Consulting. The firm prides itself on providing value-added tangible results to its clients. The firm is made up of seasoned aviation professionals with diverse airport and related professional service consulting backgrounds. This combination results in a broad experience base that can be applied to the varied and complex aviation and airport issues that confront the aviation industry. AvAirPros has repeatedly proven its capability to understand clients' goals, and efficiently and effectively advance those goals in resolving complicated issues with creativity and the highest standards of professional service. Search site for: Link to employees Link to projects Staff section This page is http://www.avairpros.com/index.html

93. History Of Marine Corps Aviation history of Marine Corps aviation. 1950 s Technological development To ensurethat the development of rotary-wing aircraft did not outstrip the design http://www.acepilots.com/usmc/hist16.html

History of Marine Corps Aviation 1950's - Technological Development History of Marine Corps Aviation AcePilots Main Page WW2 Marine Aces Both in Korea and Japan, the period was one of intensive training, including landing exercises and joint exercises with the Army and the Air Force, concentrating on bombing and gunnery. One program within the wing was an exchange program between Japan-based and Korean-based squadrons. The objective of the program was to familiarize pilots new to the area with flight conditions in Korea, just in case the ceasefire didn't work out. In June 1956, the 1st MAW moved its headquarters to NAS Iwakuni, Japan, and control of the wing passed from the 5th AF to Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet (CinCPac), in Hawaii, thus ending Marine Aviation participation in the Korean police action. For Marine Aviation, this period between the Korean War and the major involvement of the U.S. in Vietnam in 1965 was characterized mainly by research and development. New aircraft in Marine Aviation reflected the tremendous effects of technological advances during the period leading up to Vietnam. The types which most advanced Marine Aviation capability during this nine year period were: jet fighter and attack aircraft helicopters turboprop transport It all began in 1947 with the commissioning of HMX- 1 at Quantico to develop the use of helicopters, and VMF-122 flying the first jet, the FH-1 Phantom at Cherry Point. These were closely followed by VMF-311 at El Toro in 1948, first with TO-1s (F-80Cs), the Lockheed Shooting Star jet indoctrination of experienced pilots, and then late in 1949 operating the F9F Panther for normal fighter/attack training.

94. Aviation In Newfoundland And Labrador - Home Page A brief look at air and army base development and World War Two/postwar operations. http://home.thezone.net/~ainal/

Aviation in Newfoundland and Labrador Army Airways Communications System Patch Credit: Dick Wangler, 174th AACS (Installation and Maintenance), Fort McAndrew, Newfoundland. A Brief Look at Air and Army Base Development and World War Two/Post-War Operations The Bases Argentia Botwood Fort Pepperrell Gander ... Torbay Aviation History Group Captain Roy S. Grandy In Remembrance: 12 December 1944 Harmon's AACS, 1942-45 Newfoundland's First Glider Flight ... Patrick J. O'Malley, RAF (Updated) Miscellaneous Stanley Hillier and the Great War Related Links Related Books Sign My Guestbook ... Guestbook Entries 2002 people have parachuted in since October 1998 FastCounter Site Maintenance: aviation_nf_lab@yahoo.ca Last updated 27 March 2002

95. Aviation History In Maryland The interactive museum traces the history of aviation from the Wright Brothers This official Navy museum is dedicated to aviation research, development, http://www.mdisfun.org/press_room/evergreen_aviation.asp

Contact Us You must have Javascript enabled to see this menu. search About Maryland Accommodations/Lodging Attractions Calendar of Events ... FAQ Search Maryland.gov: Current Releases Press Kit TV Commericals What's New ... Partners Only My Itinerary Just a century ago, a journey of 300 miles took days to complete. Today, thanks to swift aircraft, that same trip takes just minutes. Though the history of the Wright Brothers is often tied to Kitty Hawk North Carolina , the brothers also spent plenty of time in Maryland . In 1909, they set up an airfield to teach military pilots how to fly. Today College Park Airport is the oldest continuously operating airport in the world. The College Park Aviation Museum at the airport is one of four Maryland sites participating in a cooperative venture called A list of Maryland sites that relate to aviation and aeronautics follows. Visit www.visitmaryland.org for more information or call www.americasaviationadventure.com A Sampling of Maryland CAPITAL REGION Airmen Memorial Museum 5211 Auth Road Suitland MD www.afsahq.org

96. AviaSolutions | Aviation Consultancy | Forecasting | Masterplanning | Route Deve Independent management consultancy focused on serving the international aviation industry. Specialises in aviation policy, capital development and airline and Airport commercial performance. http://www.aviasolutions.co.uk

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97. Flight Data Analysis Software: CEFA Aviation Provides specialised in flight data analysis software development and flight reconstruction. http://www.cefa-aviation.com/

Flight data analysis software by CEFA Aviation CEFA Aviation SAS is a leading company specialized in flight data analysis . By providing our customer with the most advanced visualization software we help airlines and organisations improving flight safety, training and maintenance. CEFA software is a comprehensive interactive tool for viewing information from aircraft flight data recorder. It is the only available flight data analysis software on the market capable of displaying all recorded parameters with the most convenient way: A virtual cockpit CEFA is aimed at: Airlines: Operations, Flight Safety Training Maintenance Accident investigation organisations Aircraft and third part manufacturers Etc. Rue de Rimbach - 68190 Raedersheim - France Tel : +33 (0)3 89 62 90 80 - Fax : +33 (0)3 89 48 88 26 - contact@cefa-aviation.com

98. Welcome To The HFAMI Web Site From the Federal aviation Administration Office of aviation Medicine. Site includes documents, research and development, training, job aids, and conference information. http://hfskyway.faa.gov/

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99. QC Enterprises-Aviation Consultant aviation consulting services including development of operations and RVSM manuals, safety audits, and litigation expert witness services. http://qcdot.com

AVIATION CONSULTING QC Enterprises, Inc. is an experienced aviation consulting company providing highly qualified independent expertise to the aviation industry and consumers of aviation services. Company Profile Our Goal Our goal is to provide professional assistance and services to aviation companies whose staff resources are overextended with routine everyday work. Contact Information Telephone FAX Postal address QC Enterprises, Inc. 8026 FM 1511 Oakwood, TX 75855 Electronic mail General Information: services@qcdot.com Customer Support: cs@qcdot.com Webmaster: qcinc@qcdot.com [ Home ] Consulting Services Aviation Links Send mail to qcinc@qcdot.com with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: July 10, 2005

100. Aviation History Books Find related books on the subject of aviation history. In this fascinatingaccount spanning 100 years of development, Bill Gunston a leading http://www.aviationhistory.org/bk_aviation_history_f03.html

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