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During the first 6 months of 1933, 669 airplanes were manufactured in the United States of which 306 were for civilian service. This included 215 monoplanes, 84 biplanes and 7 Autogiros. This report, by the Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch, does not include the many amateur planes built during this period.
(Reported in Popular Aviation, November 1933, P. 330)
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Event Report
Event Reports - Sun 'N Fun 2007
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Wednesday, April 25
Bonus - In-Flight Photos and More
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Sun 'N Fun 2007
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04/25/2007
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05/03/2007
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Article by Mike Whaley
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Here's a quick "bonus feature" to wrap up our Sun 'N Fun coverage... Aaron took some neat photos while he rode along during one of the showcase fly-by sessions and Mike Jones got some good shots of Jacquie B. and Elaine Larsen.
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Elaine Larsen poses with her jet-powered dragster (and she's wearing her Piloti shoes, of course!)
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Elaine gets ready for a Skybolt ride with Barrett.
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Elaine had a great time... in fact, she's the first person we can remember who didn't ever get to the point of having had "enough" of the hard acro during a Yellowbird ride despite Barrett "letting loose"! It must be from driving the dragster... going from 0 to 400 mph in 5 seconds must really build up one's tolerance to g forces and the need for adrenaline!
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Airshow performer Jacquie B stops by the tent... she's another Piloti convert.
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Jacquie is a nice gal, and a heck of a pilot to boot.
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The Coloreyes sunglasses crew were in the booth across from us. They stayed busy throughout the show.
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A loud shoe convention? The Coloreyes crew likes the red Pilotis because their sunglasses make them look even brighter than they already are.
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The forward visibility isn't great, but it's actually better than a lot of other taildraggers.
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Barrett likes to climb out steeply. The Yellowbird will just keep going up and up and up...
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Turning in for a pass over the field.
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Looking north from the "back side" of the fly-by pattern. On the ground, the Yellowbird still sounds very impressive right now.
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A couple of models pose with Barrett's Pitts. Taking all these photos is a tough job, but someone's got to do it.
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Fast cars and flying machines... really, what more could one want?
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Other entries in this series:
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Sunday, April 15
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April
15,
2007
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Monday, April 16
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April
16,
2007
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Tuesday, April 17
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April
17,
2007
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Wednesday, April 18
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April
18,
2007
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Thursday, April 19
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April
19,
2007
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Friday, April 20
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April
20,
2007
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Saturday, April 21 (Part 1)
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April
21,
2007
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Saturday, April 21 (Part 2)
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April
21,
2007
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Sunday, April 22
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April
22,
2007
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Monday, April 23
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April
23,
2007
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» Wednesday, April 25
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April
25,
2007
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