Aircraft F-WWDB Photo by Ingo Warnecke

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Aircraft Photo by Ingo Warnecke, F-WWDB, 1997 Airbus A320-232, Airbus A320-232 ATRA (Advanced Technology Research Aircraft) operated alternately by DLR and Airbus - here operated by Airbus, hence the french registration - at the DLR 2009 air and space day on the side of Cologne airport

Aircraft OE-FFY Photo by Attila Groszvald-Groszi

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Aircraft Photo by Attila Groszvald-Groszi, OE-FFY, Piper Aircraft Corp. PA23-250, Hungarian Aircraft Technology & Service hangar - Avco Lycoming TIO-540-C1A engine

Boeing: Commercial Airplanes - Boeing Technology - Nozzle Test Facility - Photo

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1929 Travel Air S6000B - technologyinaction - AirSpace

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This record setting 1929 Travel Air S6000B paved the way for modern in-flight refueling by establishing a 13-day endurance records in September 1930. This lovely old lady, no dowager queen, is still flown daily from Homer Alaska by Kachemak Bay Air Service, a certified air carrier.

Aircraft D-HFHS Photo by Ingo Warnecke

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Aircraft Photo by Ingo Warnecke, D-HFHS, Eurocopter EC 135-T1, Eurocopter EC.135T-1 ACT/FHS Active Control Technology / Flying Helicopter Simulator) fly-by-wire research helicopter of the DLR at the DLR 2009 air and space day on the side of Cologne airport

Nellis Air Force Base - Photos

Airman 1st Class Antonio Antunez, a member of the 99th Security Forces Squadron, receives a Bronze Star with Valor from Gen. William M. Fraser III, Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force, during an Airman's Call at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. Jan. 26, 2009.

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Aircraft G-BCIT Photo by Malcolm Clarke

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Aircraft Photo by Malcolm Clarke, G-BCIT, 1976 Cranfield Institute Of Technology CRANFIELD A.1, Cranfield A1 Eagle. Originally designed and built as an aerobatics aircraft by students at Cranfield's Institute of Technology and now converted to a two seat aircraft (G-CAOI).

Luke Air Force Base - Photos

Staff Sgt. Jacob Bond, 729th Air Control Squadron ground radar technician from Hill Air Force Base, Utah, makes adjustments to the TPS-75 radar during the new 607th ACS training program. The training program consists of seven blocks in which the students will be training 11 to 12 weeks. (U.S.

An MH-22 leaps into the air, showing off its capability to emulate a helicopter, but fly at fixed wing speeds. - technologyinaction - AirSpace

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