2025
airports
bangladesh air force
civilaviation
cold war ii
dhaka international airport
disaster
fire fighting
hazrat shahjalal international airport
people's republic of bangladesh
argentine republic
civilaviation
cold war
falkland islands
falkland islands dependencies survey
fidase
general aviation
great britain
post-world war ii
world war ii
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExHPFfykb_Y
https://oldwww.pilatus-aircraft.com/en/fly/pc-12
EDIT: Sorry, posted this by accident in Military rather than over in Aviation & Space.
Thanks!
I've been thinking quite a lot about European manufacturers lately and an intriguing what-if scenario came to mind about an alternative grouping of European manufacturers - sort of following on from this thread...
aerial refueling
aerospace industry
airborne early warning
airlifter
airliner
alternate history
british aerospace plc
civilaviation
cold war
fighters
isr
maritime reconnaissance
naval aviation
pilatus flugzeugwerke
post-cold war
saab
special operations
stol
western europe
what-if
According to a letter in Flight (17 August 1972 issue) Riley Aeronautics looked at replacing the fuselage of the de Havilland Dove with one that could be pressurised, as part of their Riley Dove enhancement programme. The fuselages would have been made by Handley Page.
Does anyone have more...
1940s
airliner
civilaviation
cold war
early 1950s
experimental plane
post-world war ii
republic aviation corporation
strategic air command
strategic reconnaissance
twentieth air force
united states
united states air force
united states army air corps
united states army air forces
world war ii
aerospace industry
airliner
b-58
civilaviation
cold war
convair
f-102
f-106
jet age
strategic air command
strategic bomber
united states
united states air force
Updates on link below.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/jun/12/air-india-flight-ai171-plane-crash-ahmedabad-india-latest-updates?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
2025
ahmedabad airport
air india
airliner
boeing
civilaviation
cold war ii
disaster
republic of india
sardar vallabhbhai patel international airport
tata group
united kingdom
The world-famous RKIIGA (Riga Red Banner Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers) will celebrate its 106th anniversary in May 2025. Its history started in 1919 when the School of Aviation Mechanics was opened in Kyiv, which later continued its work in Riga. The institute changed names several...
autogyro
civilaviation
cold war
experimental
glider
helicopter
hovercraft
interwar period
light aviation
post-cold war
post-world war i
republic of latvia
soviet union
supersonic transport
ukraine
ukrainian people's republic of soviets
ukrainian soviet socialist republic
ussr
wig
world war ii
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