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First Flight
Orville and Wilbur Wright sustain the first flight of an Aircraft in Kittyhawk, North Carolina for a relatively shorty, but history-changing 120 feet. -
Full Control
Wilbur went to France and showed off the ability to fly his improved plane for over two hours. -
Military Occupation
After seeing the technological breakthrough of the newly improved airplane, the military purchases the aircraft. It was in service for two years, then retired and adopted by the Smithsonian society, where it rests today. -
Seaplane
Henri Fabre of France developed and flew the first Seaplane. -
Air Mail
Mail by flight was approved by the U.S. Post Office, but only lasted a week. -
Transcontinental
John A. Macready made the first nonstop transcontinental flight from May 2nd-May 3rd 1923. -
Nonstop Flight
First nonstop flight across the Atlantic. -
Jet Engines
Jet Engines are designed by Frank Whittle and Hans von Ohain