Meintest du wird?
A story examining the lore and enduring appeal of taildraggers.
You’re aware of the wind. You’re aware of any deviations.
world by balloon … we must harmonize with nature, following the rhythm of the wind
horizontal, the resultant of the propeller’s thrust and the pressure of the relative wind
at King’s home in a pickup truck, and he painstakingly repaired and restored the wind-damaged
situation was responsible for the successful rescue, after which he took off cross-wind
Our museum collection is sometimes a working one. That means that scientists come to do aviation or space research using objects in the Museum.
here, collected similar data back in the 1970s, but a lot of it was affected by wind
One hundred years after the first U.S. Navy airship took to the skies, zeppelins and blimps are poised to make a comeback
in the gusty air, almost completely coming to a stop to reduce the impact of the wind
Wherever Soviet submarines went during the Cold War, they were likely being watched by P-3 Orions.
airplane, and Grigsby, the last man out, was unable to make it into a raft due to high wind
With the help of a tail wind, a single flight leg can cover 322 km (200 miles) in
Flown many times but not owned by Lew Barringer, damaged by wind in 1935 and wreck
