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flying club or
aero club is a not-for-profit, member-run
organization that
provides its
members with
affordable access to aircraft. Many
clubs also provide...
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black aviation through his book, his journals, and the
Bessie Coleman Aero Club,
which he
founded in 1929. Coleman's
example proved an
inspiration for...
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These were the
first heavier-than-air
flights certified by the
Aeroclub of France, the
first such
flights officially witnessed by an aeronautics...
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Pergamino Aeroclub (Spanish:
Aeroclub de Pergamino, ICAO: SAAN) is a
public use
airport in the
countryside 5
kilometres (3 mi) west of Pergamino, a city...
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event has
initiated cultural and
aviation traditions ****ociated with the
Aeroclub and the city of Włocławek.
Various types of
events and
celebrations are...
- The
Aéro-
Club de
France (French: [a.e.ʁɔ.klyb də fʁɑ̃s]) was
founded as the
Aéro-
Club on 20
October 1898 as a
society 'to
encourage aerial locomotion'...
- helicopter, and Autogyro. "
Aéroclub du Bas Armagnac".
Media related to
Aéro Club du Bas
Armagnac at
Wikimedia Commons Club website (in French) v t e v...
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Aero-
Club der
Schweiz is Switzerland's
national aero club,
based in Luzern. It
claims an
active membership of 21,000,
amongst some 350
local groups...
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Jacksonville Navy
Flying Club/NAS Jacksonville,
Florida - 2 x T-41A, 1 x T-41B (two
currently airworthy)
Kirtland AFB
Aeroclub/Kirtland AFB, New Mexico...
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president of the
Aero Club of America. In 1910, he
commissioned Baltimore sculptor Ernest Wise
Keyser to make the 525-pound (238 kg)
Aero Club of
America Trophy...
