#Curtiss Wright aviation

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Curtiss H-75A-1 Hawk wears the Armée de l’Air standard three-tone scheme, with her GC 11/5 markings on her port, and the Lafeyette Escadrille Sioux Indian head motif (the TFC logo) on her starboard side.

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Japanese Zero chased by an American P-40 "Flying Tiger

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Seagull SOC-3A from VS-201 onboard the carrier USS Long Island photographed on 16 Dec. 1941

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I've met this lovely gal many times before, but still every time, she steals me 😌💕

She's a Curtiss Wright 16E built in 1936! 87 years old and still airworthy! One of maybe 2 or 3 16Es still capable of flying today. Her engine is a Curtiss Wright J-6 (a very rare engine, only 500 made- and this museum has 2!)! This aircraft was intended to be a trainer for pilots training for higher performance aircraft. The infamous Boeing Stearman won that bid back in the day, which is why Stearmans are much more common than this plane. Instead it was adopted as a trainer by the militaries of Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, and Ecuador. Im told this particular airplane was flown by famous Brazilian aviaton pioneer Alberto-Santos Dumont!

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airsLLide No. 9175: C-GTXW, Curtiss C-46A Commando, Air Manitoba, Winnipeg, June 22, 1993.

Air Manitoba, previously also known as Northland Air Manitoba, was formed in 1986 on the AOC of Illford Riverton Airways in order to operate scheduled passenger and freight services in Northern Manitoba from its base in Winnipeg. It was co-owned by the Native Development Corporation and thus also offered its services to native communities. It ceased trading in 1994.

While Air Manitoba relied on the British built Hawker-Siddeley HS-748 (later known as BAe 748) for passenger flights, its freight business was conducted with the help of a varying fleet of vintage Curtiss C-46 Commandos. In total, seven units of the bulky military transport served with Air Manitoba over the years, with incidents and accidents occasionally taking out a fleet member and calling for a replacement.

C-GTXW nick-named «Old Lady» went to Kenya in 1994 to fly relief missions. When she returned to Canada in 1996 she was acquired by famous propliner refuge Buffalo Airways of Yellowknife, NT, where she flew-on hauling cargo until she was damaged in a gear-up landing in September 2015.

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War Profiteers

Remember President Dwight “Ike” Eisenhower, who after green-lighting the overthrow of Iran’s democracy in 1953 at the behest of petrochemical corporations, had a change of heart and warned about the Military Industrial Complex? Here are the top 100 USA Military Industrial Complex “defense” contractors, all corporate welfare queens mooching off the public, who have blood on their hands in Palestine and elsewhere:

Academi

Action Target

ADT Corporation

Advanced Armament Corporation

AECOM

Aerospace Corporation

Aerovironment

AirScan

AM General

American Petroleum Institute

Argon ST

ARINC

Artis

Assett

Astronautics Corporation of America

Atec

Aurora Flight Sciences

Axon Enterprise

United Kingdom BAE Systems

BAE Systems Inc

Ball Corporation

Ball Aerospace & Technologies

Barrett Firearms Manufacturing

Battelle Memorial Institute

Bechtel

Berico Technologies

Boeing Defense, Space & Security

Booz Allen Hamilton

Boston Dynamics

Bravo Strategic

CACI

Carlyle Group

Carnegie Mellon University

Ceradyne

Cloudera

Colt Defense

The Columbia Group

Computer Sciences Corporation

Concurrent Technologies Corporation

CSRA (IT services company)

Cubic Corporation

Omega Training Group

Curtiss-Wright

DeciBel Research

Dillon Aero

Dine Development Corporation

Draper Laboratories

DRS Technologies

DynCorp

Edison Welding Institute

[Israei]l Elbit Systems

M7 Aerospace

Ensco

United Kingdom/Military contractor Ernst & Young

Evergreen International Aviation

Exxon

Fluor Corporation

Force Protection Inc

Foster-Miller

Foster Wheeler

Franklin Armoury

General Atomics

General Dynamics

Bath Iron Works

General Dynamics Electric Boat

Gulfstream

Vangent

General Electric Military Jet Engines Division

Halliburton Corporation

Health Net

Hewlett-Packard

Honeywell

Humana Inc.

Huntington Ingalls Industries

Hybricon Corporation

IBM

Insight Technology

Intelsat

International Resources Group

iRobot

ITT Exelis

Jacobs Engineering Group

JANUS Research Group

Johns Hopkins University

Kaman Aircraft

KBR

Kearfott Corporation

Knight's Armament Company

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions

L3Harris Technologies

Aerojet

Brashear

[France] Lafayette Praetorian Group

Lake Shore Systems

Leidos

EOTech

Lewis Machine & Tool Company

Lockheed Martin

Gyrocam Systems

Sikorsky

LRAD Corporation

ManTech International

Maxar Technologies

McQ

Microsoft

Mission Essential Personnel

Motorola

Natel Electronic Manufacturing Services

Navistar Defense

Nextel

Northrop Grumman

Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems

Northrop Grumman Ship Systems

Northrop Grumman Technical Services

Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems

NOVA

Oceaneering International

Olin Corporation; also see John M. Olin and John M. Olin Foundation

Oshkosh Corporation

Para-Ordnance

Perot Systems

Picatinny Arsenal

Pinnacle Armor

Precision Castparts Corporation

Raytheon Technologies

Collins Aerospace

Rockwell Collins

Goodrich Corporation

Pratt & Whitney

Raytheon Intelligence & Space

Raytheon Missiles & Defense

Raytheon BBN

Remington Arms

Rock Island Arsenal

Roundhill Group

Ruger

Saab Sensis

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)

SGIS

Sierra Nevada Corporation

Smith & Wesson

Smith Enterprise (SEI)

SPRATA

Springfield Armory

SRC Inc

SRI International

Stanley

Stewart & Stevenson

Swift Engineering

Tactical Air Support

Teledyne

Teledyne FLIR

Textron

AAI Corporation

Bell Helicopter Textron

Trijicon

TriWest Healthcare Alliance

Unisys

U.S. Ordnance

Verizon Communications

Vinnell Corporation

Westinghouse Electric Corporation

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El sueño de volar

Los sueños de volar algún día se harán realidad con los vehículos aéreos eléctricos de pasajeros. Desde Ícaro desafiando al sol con alas de cera hasta los Wright elevándose sobre Kitty Hawk, la humanidad ha estado obsesionada con surcar los cielos. Ahora, disruptivas startups prometen llevar esa fantasía a nuestras ciudades con taxis aéreos autónomos. Pero mientras visionarios como Lilium y Joby Aviation buscan que despeguemos hacia los suburbios, los autos eléctricos terrestres como los de Tesla ya recorren velozmente las carreteras. ¿Podrán los vehículos voladores personales sortear obstáculos regulatorios y de infraestructura para materializar su potencial? ¿O el futuro de la movilidad eléctrica seguirá atado al asfalto? Revisemos el panorama.

Los humanos han soñado con volar desde la antigüedad. Los primeros esfuerzos se centraron en emular el vuelo de las aves con alas artificiales. En el siglo IX, Abbas Ibn Firnas construyó unas alas rudimentarias y se lanzó desde una torre, planeando brevemente. En el Renacimiento, Leonardo Da Vinci diseñó varios prototipos de máquinas voladoras. Pero no fue hasta finales del siglo XVIII que los hermanos Montgolfier inventaron el globo aerostático, demostrando por primera vez que el vuelo era posible.

A mediados del siglo XIX, Sir George Cayley sentó las bases de la aerodinámica moderna al identificar las cuatro fuerzas que actúan sobre un avión. A principios del siglo 20, los inventores comenzaron a experimentar con autos voladores y aeronaves híbridas tierra-aire. En 1903, los hermanos Wright lograron el primer vuelo propulsado y controlado en un avión más pesado que el aire. La Primera Guerra Mundial vio grandes avances en el diseño de aviones. En 1917, Glenn Curtiss desarrolló el Autoplane, considerado uno de los primeros diseños viables de un auto volador. En 1927, Charles Lindbergh cruzó el Atlántico en un vuelo transoceánico sin escalas.

En la década de 1930, Waldo Waterman creó varios prototipos exitosos de autos voladores que realizaron breves vuelos. Después, la Segunda Guerra Mundial trajo aviones a reacción y cohetes. Sin embargo, la tecnología y los materiales de la época limitaron el desarrollo en gran escala. La Segunda Guerra Mundial y la Guerra Fría desviaron los recursos e intereses hacia jets de combate y cohetes. No fue hasta la década de 1950 que nuevos intentos como el ConvAirCar Model 118 y el Aerocar Aero-Plane tuvieron algo de éxito, aunque eran complejos de operar. En 1969 el Apolo 11 aterrizó en la luna.

En la década de 1980, la Administración Federal de Aviación de EE. UU. estableció estándares de seguridad para vehículos de despegue y aterrizaje vertical. Esto renovó el interés y allanó el camino para desarrollos posteriores. Modelos notables de fines del siglo XX fueron el Avcen Jet Flying Car y el Moller Skycar M400. Sin embargo, los altos costos, la compleja logística y las limitaciones persistentes de almacenamiento de energía evitaron una adopción generalizada.

Ahora en las dos primeras décadas del siglo 21 hemos visto grandes avances en vehículos aéreos eléctricos para transporte urbano y regional. Compañías como Lilium, Joby Aviation y Archer Aviation están desarrollando taxis aéreos y vehículos de despegue y aterrizaje vertical eléctricos (eVTOLs) para viajes punto a punto más rápidos y sostenibles.

En 2006, el avión transitable PAL-V Liberty obtuvo la certificación de la Unión Europea para operar tanto en carreteras como en cielos. Otros como Terrafugia Transition están siguiendo un enfoque híbrido terra-aire. Mientras tanto, AeroMobil ha presentado prototipos de automóviles voladores de alta velocidad para 4 pasajeros.

China ha establecido una hoja de ruta ambiciosa para tener vehículos aéreos operativos masivamente en 2025. Compañías respaldadas como EHang ya tienen taxis aéreos autónomos funcionando en pruebas. Por otro lado, AirBus, Hyundai y Uber planean lanzar servicios aéreos urbanos en la próxima década. Con la electrificación, la autonomía y las asociaciones intersectoriales, es probable que veamos los vehículos voladores tripulados convertirse en una realidad común en los próximos años.

La compañía alemana Volocopter tiene el volador eléctrico Volocity, diseñado para trasladar 2 pasajeros sobre el entorno urbano sin necesidad de infraestructura adicional. Lilium, también alemana, trabaja en una aeronave eléctrica de despegue y aterrizaje vertical capaz de transportar a 4 pasajeros. En Estados Unidos, Joby Aviation construye el taxi aéreo eléctrico S4 con 4 plazas, ideal para entornos suburbanos.

Skai Alaka'i Technologies Hopkinton, Massachusetts, USA. www.skai.co

Se pronostica que este nicho alcanzará 580 mil vehículos anuales en 2040. Empresas como Alaka'i y JetPack Aviation desarrollan prototipos de jets personales compactos impulsados por hidrógeno. La visión futura es que estos vehículos puedan estar al alcance de cualquier persona interesada en experiencias de vuelo personalizadas e innovadoras.

A pesar del entusiasmo por los vehículos aéreos eléctricos de pasajeros, su adopción masiva enfrenta desafíos. Los autos eléctricos terrestres ya tienen una infraestructura establecida de carriles, estaciones de carga y cadenas de suministro. La movilidad aérea urbana, por otro lado, debe resolver complejos rompecabezas regulatorios, de espacio aéreo, ruido y seguridad antes de materializarse.

El futuro de la movilidad aérea personalizada está despegando. Con innovadores vehículos eléctricos de despegue y aterrizaje vertical que transportan de 1 a 4 pasajeros, empresas visionarias lideran una revolución silenciosa y sostenible. Libres como pájaros, pronto cruzaremos ciudades abarrotadas pilotando nuestros propios taxis aéreos. El cielo es el límite para esta nueva era dorada de aviación personal.

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Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge - DLC Aircraft Ideas

I know some people are gonna look at this and say "WTF man, Crimson Skies came out in 2003... it's not getting any new content!"

True. But there's always a possibility- however small- that the game could be re-released on modern consoles, or (God willing) get a full-blown remake. In which case, the devs could always add new planes.

The original PC game had 17 playable aircraft, most of which did not make it into the Xbox game. Only 2 planes, the Devastator and the Brigand, would ship with the game. 4 others would be added as DLC for online multiplayer only.

I picked out 7 aircraft from the original PC game that I would like to see added if Crimson Skies gets a remake, and outlined what class I think they should be, and what weapons they could have.

It'll probably never happen, but hey... I can dream. And remember, Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge was one of the top 5 game on the OG Xbox Live, right alongside Halo 2 and Star Wars: Battlefront II. So I'd say it has a better chance of getting a remake than most.

Whittly & Douglas M210

Raven

Class: Interceptor

Primary Weapon: Six Machine Guns

Secondary Weapon: RF-Guided "Beeperless" Seeker Rockets

Secondary Ammunition: 20 Rockets

A fast and agile fighter with six machine guns and highly accurate radio-guided Seeker Rockets that track targets aggressively. Seeker Rockets function like the Halo 2 Rocket Launcher; hold down the trigger to lock on to enemies, and release to fire.

The name of the Seeker Rocket is a reference to the "Beeper-Seeker" rocket from Crimson Skies lore. Whereas the Beeper-Seeker uses a two-stage system, firing a high-velocity "Beeper" rocket that emits a radio signal, followed up with a high-explosive "Seeker" rocket that homes in on that signal, these new rockets are able to track their targets without the need for a beeper unit; hence, "Beeperless".

Grumman E-1C

Avenger

Class: Dogfighter

Primary Weapon: Eight Machine Guns

Secondary Weapon: "Detonator III" Incendiary Rockets

Secondary Ammunition: 15 Rockets

Armed with more machine guns than any other plane in the game, along with a secondary rocket that sets enemy planes on fire for damage over time. So you get the best of the Devastator and the Bandito all in one plane.

Curtiss-Wright P2

Warhawk

Class: Zep-Killer

Primary Weapon: Four "Scorpion" Cannons

Secondary Weapon: Dual Triggers

Based on Paladin Blake's customized Warhawk from the tie-in novel, this modified Warhawk is outfitted with four standard cannons that fire in pairs, just like the Dauphin and the Bulldog. However, when the Left Trigger is held, all four cannons will fire simultaneously at an increased rate of fire for massive damage.

Hughes Aviation

Bloodhawk

Class: Interceptor

Primary Weapon: Four Machine Guns

Secondary Weapon: XL-1 "Lancer" Laser Cannon

Secondary Ammunition: 100 Battery Charge

The standout feature of the Bloodhawk is it's secondary laser, which is extremely accurate and has unlimited ammo, but has to recharge it's battery after firing for long periods of time. Ammo starts and 100 and counts down to 0 as you fire. The longer you fire, the longer it takes to fully recharge.

McDonnell S2B

Kestrel

Class: Zep-Killer

Primary Weapon: Five Cannons

Secondary Weapon: Aerial Torpedoes

Secondary Ammunition: 15 Torpedoes

Turret: Twin Cannons

As pure a Zep-Killer as can be, the Kestrel boasts five rapid-fire cannons, as well as two more cannons in a rear turret a la the Brigand. It's secondary weapon is a rocket-propelled Aerial Torpedo that deals tremendous damage to zeppelins, but has no magnetic lock-on, making it all but useless against enemy planes.

However... if you do somehow manage to score a hit on an enemy plane with the Aerial Torpedo (whether by skill, or dumb luck) it's a 1-hit kill no matter how high your opponents armor rating.

Bell Mk. II

Valiant

Class: Zep-Killer

Primary Weapons: Six Cannons

Secondary Weapon: Grenade Launcher

Secondary Ammunition: 30 Grenades

An exceptional Zep-Killer with six cannons right out of the box, and a secondary grenade launcher. Grenades deal massive damage to zeppelins and ground targets, but are less useful against enemy planes than other Zep-Killer weapons.

Marquette PR-1

Defender

Class: Interceptor

Primary Weapons: Six Machine Guns

Secondary Weapon: "Flyswatter" Flak Rockets

Secondary Ammunition: 20 Rockets

A capable fighter in the right hands, the Defender is armed with six machine guns and Flak Rockets. Flak Rockets have the damage of the Devastator's Magnetic Missiles with the projectile speed of the Bandito's Fireball Cannon, making them highly accurate and easy to use.

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While vintage aircraft are a topic at this hour, I'm wishing I had the health and the income to travel to go visit places like this. And still had the health to build balsa and tissue, rubber band power, flying models of these classics.

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Aircraft Avionics Market

Aircraft Avionics Market Size, Share, Trends: Honeywell International Inc. Lead

Increasing Focus on Enhancing Aircraft Safety and Efficiency

Market Overview:

The global Aircraft Avionics market is projected to grow from USD 68.5 billion in 2024 to USD 99.7 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 6.4% during the forecast period. North America is expected to dominate the market through 2031. This growth is primarily driven by increasing aircraft orders, modernization of existing aircraft fleets, and technological advancements in avionics systems. Despite the downturn in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the aviation industry, the market is now showing strong recovery signs, signaling robust future growth.

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A major trend in the Aircraft Avionics market is the rising demand for in-flight connectivity and entertainment services. Airlines are increasingly equipping their aircraft with advanced avionics systems to provide Wi-Fi, live TV, and personalized entertainment options, significantly enhancing the passenger experience. This growing demand for high-speed internet and continuous connectivity during flights is driving the adoption of satellite communication systems and data networks. Recent surveys indicate that more than 80% of passengers consider in-flight Wi-Fi an essential service, pushing airlines to invest in state-of-the-art avionics solutions.

Market Segmentation:

The commercial aviation segment is predicted to dominate the Aircraft Avionics market during the forecast period. This segment's growth is driven by rising air travel demand, extensive airline fleet expansion plans, and the need for advanced avionics to improve fuel efficiency and passenger comfort. For instance, in January 2024, Airbus received an order from Air India for 250 A320neo family aircraft, demonstrating the strong demand within the commercial aviation sector.

Market Key Players:

The Aircraft Avionics market is highly competitive, with several large firms vying for market share. Leading companies include Honeywell International Inc., Thales Group, Garmin Ltd., Collins Aerospace (Raytheon Technologies), BAE Systems plc, GE Aviation, Universal Avionics Systems Corporation, Curtiss-Wright Corporation, L3Harris Technologies, Inc., and Safran SA. These companies focus on product innovation, strategic partnerships, and acquisitions to enhance their market positions. For example, Honeywell introduced its next-generation Flight Management System in 2023, aimed at improving navigation and fuel efficiency, while Thales Group secured significant contracts, such as a major avionics suite supply deal with Airbus in 2024.

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John Charles Robinson (November 26, 1903 – March 27, 1954) nicknamed the Brown Condor, was an aviator who fought with the Imperial Ethiopian Air Force against Benito Mussolini and Fascist Italy during the Second Italian-Ethiopian War. He is known as the Father of the Tuskegee Airmen for his contributions to the aviation programs he began.

Born in Carrabelle, Florida, he and his family moved to Gulfport, Mississippi, where he spent most of his childhood. He studied mechanical science at the Tuskegee Institute. After graduating, he attended the Curtiss-Wright School of Aviation in Chicago, where he worked as a janitor until faculty assisted him in becoming the school’s first Black student.

In early 1935, he announced that he would help in the war efforts against the Fascist Italian forces. He noted that Ethiopia was the only African nation to have successfully resisted colonial conquest by European imperial forces in the late nineteenth century. He argued, the Italian invasion posed a threat to more than just Ethiopia, but the greater idea of independence in Africa.

He conducted crucial pilot training near Addis Ababa. He was named commander of the Ethiopian Air Force. He commanded a fleet of about twenty Potez 25 biplanes which were weaponless and used for reconnaissance and supply. He escaped and returned to the US.

He and a group of other aspiring African American pilots formed the Challenger Air Pilots Association. These men attended the Curtiss-Wright School of Aviation. Fellow pilot Cornelius Coffey helped open the John Robinson School of Aviation. He urged the Tuskegee Institute to open a school of flight.

The Tuskegee Airmen accredited him as one of the founders of their program and an inspiration to all aspiring African American aviators of that era. His trailblazing contributions to African Americans in the military paved the way for the integration of the Air Force. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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1931 Travel Air taking off from RAF Keevil during the Great Vintage Flying Weekend

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Japan Aircraft Arresting System Market with Business Prospects of Competitors | Forecast 2022 -(2024-2032)

The aircraft arresting system market in Japan is set to experience substantial growth from 2024 to 2032, propelled by advancements in aviation technology and increased defense spending. This report explores the business prospects of competitors in the market and provides a comprehensive forecast.

Competitor Business Prospects: In Japan, key competitors such as BAE Systems, Raytheon Technologies Corporation, and Curtiss-Wright Corporation are actively engaged in expanding their market presence through technological innovation and strategic collaborations. These companies are focusing on enhancing the reliability and efficiency of aircraft arresting systems to meet stringent operational requirements.

Market Dynamics: The Japanese market is characterized by a robust demand for advanced aircraft arresting systems, driven by the modernization of military and civil aviation infrastructure. The government's emphasis on bolstering national defense capabilities and improving emergency response readiness further stimulates market growth. Moreover, collaborations with international partners contribute to the transfer of cutting-edge technologies, reinforcing Japan's position in the global aerospace industry.

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Forecast (2024-2032): Looking ahead, the Japan aircraft arresting system market is poised for significant expansion. Factors such as the procurement of next-generation fighter aircraft and the integration of advanced technologies into naval vessels will underpin market growth. Additionally, initiatives aimed at enhancing aviation safety and operational efficiency will drive the adoption of innovative aircraft arresting systems across various sectors.

In summary, the outlook for the Japan aircraft arresting system market is optimistic, with ample opportunities for competitors to capitalize on emerging trends and technological advancements. By focusing on product innovation and strategic alliances, stakeholders can navigate the evolving landscape and position themselves for sustained growth in the coming years.

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Aviation Actuator Systems Market Analysis 2023 Dynamics, Players, Type, Applications, Trends, Regional Segmented, Outlook & Forecast till 2033

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Syndicated market research reports, on the other hand, are pre-existing reports that are available for purchase by multiple clients. These reports are often produced on a regular basis, such as annually or quarterly, and cover a broad range of industries and market segments. Syndicated reports provide clients with insights into industry trends, market sizes, and competitive landscapes. By offering both custom and syndicated reports, Stringent Datalytics can provide clients with a range of market research solutions that can be customized to their specific needs.

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