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20th century

Location: Germany

Date taken:1936

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In March 1908 he carried the first passenger in Europe, who was

Henry Farman himself.

He also took up the first woman to fly, Madame Peltier, in July 1908 at

Milan. She took several lessons which culminated in piloting the

Voisin solo, but she did not take her interest any further.

Delagrange set several distance and endurance records during 1908. He was killed in

a flying accident in 1910 which resulted from fitting too powerful a motor to his

plane.

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Lon Delagrange Volera, 1908

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She subsequently made

several solo flights in aVoisin biplane but did not

pursue a flying career. On

her flight at the Military

Square at Turin, she flew fortwo minutes and traversed a

distance of 200 meters at an

elevation of seven feet.

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Curtiss H-16 Flying Boat

Glenn Curtiss

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The St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line began flying

across Tampa Bay on January 1, 1914. It lasted onlythree months.

The opening of the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line on

January 1, 1914. The pilot of the Benoist Type XIV flying-boat, Tony Jannus, in white trousers

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St Petersburg-Tampa Map

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In 1932, at his initiative, the Airlines Division of Tata

Sons was started. Tata Airlines marked the birth of regularair transportation in the Indian subcontinent. The airline

finally evolved into Air India, of which, after

nationalization, Mr. J. R. D. Tata remained Chairman till

1978. In 1938, the Directors of Tata Sons, all senior to

him, elected him as the Chairman of the Tata Group - at

that time, the largest industrial group of companies in

India.

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THESE ARE THE TYPES SOME MAJOR

AIRCRAFTS19 Airbus A310

2 Boeing 747 -300 M(Combi)8 Boeing 747 -400

1 Boeing 747 -400 ( Combi)

1 Boeing 767-300

1 Boeing 777 -2003 Boeing 777 -200 ER

Air India plans to add some more new aircrafts by the year 2007.

These are:

13 Boeing 737- 800

27 Boeing 787 - 8

15 Boeings= 777 - 300 ER

8 Boeing 777- 300 LR

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The proposed route shown in the map below was Croydon-Paris-Marseilles-

Pisa-Rome-Tunis-Tripoli(Libya)-Aboukir-Gaza-Basra-Bushire-Bandar Abbas-

Jask(Iran)-Charbat(Turbat?)-Karachi(pre-partition - Karachi was in India).

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Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata: The Founder of the House of Tata

Born in 1839, J.N. Tata is considered the Founder of The House of Tata. Mr.

Tata was determined that India should have a steel plant that would

compare to the best in the world. In the 1880's, the House of Tata formallyset out to play a vital role in the industrialization of India. Although Mr. Tata

died in 1904, by 1907 The Tata Iron and Steel Company was established as

India's first iron and steel plant, rolling out its first ingot of steel in 1912.

Jehangir R. D. Tata: The Aviator

"JRD" as he was affectionately known,was born in France and joined Tata Sons in 1925, eventually becoming its

Chairman in 1938. With JRD's initiative and foresight, in 1932, the Airlines

Division of Tata Sons was started. The airline later evolved into Air India.

J.R.D. Tata played a critical role in increasing India's scientific, medical and

artistic quotient.
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Naval Hormusji Tata: The Peoples PersonNaval Tata believed

in responsible negotiations between employers, workers and

governments in the search for equitable solutions to labor issues. For

over four decades he provided a voice of reason, consideration and

conciliation to national and international organizations working to

minimize employer-employee friction.

Ratan Naval Tata: 21st Century and Beyond Ratan Tata hasmade the Tata Group a global player. The January 10, 2005 issue of

Forbes Asia, named him Asia's Businessman of the Year. Under Mr.

Ratan Tata's guidance, the Tata Group has grown rapidly and made

forays into new industries and areas of business.
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All aircrafts anywhere on the earth, broadly fall into two categories

Military

Civilian

In civilian their are two types:

Private

Commercial

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Boeing C-17A Globemaster III -- 437th AirliftWing - Charleston AFB, SC (96-0007)

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Cockpit of the Elite Aviation Gulfstream IV. The luxurious Gulfstream business jet

was just one of a number of unique aircraft on display at "The Sky's The Limit ~

Aerospace Career Seminar," held yesterday, April 15, 2006, at Van Nuys Airport,

California.

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We zoom out and get the effect of all four engines in the picture.

Imagine 1,000 of these in the sky at one time, tens of thousands

over Europe in just a short, four year span.

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Port waist gunner's position, as seen from just outside the starboard entrance door using digital zoom.

Port waist gunner's position, as seen from just outside the

starboard entrance door using digital

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THOSE OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS OR

CORPORATIONS FOR THEIR PERSONAL USE.

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THOSE AIR CRAFTS FLOWN FOR COMMERCIAL

REASONS i.e. FOR SOME FORM OF

REMUNERETION .

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PRESENT DAY PARTS OF AN COMMERCIAL AIR CRAFTS

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BOEING INDUSTRIESAIRBUS INDUSTRIES

MC DONNELL DOUGLAS

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SOME PICTURES OF BOEING INDUSTRIES

AN AMERICAN COMPANY HEADQUARTERED AT

CHICAGO IN USA. THE COMPLEATE BOEINGSERIES STARTING WITH THE NUMBER 7

BOEING 797 BOEING 727

(189 Capacity)

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BOEING 777(305-328 Capacity)

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F FI S f B i 767 t i l t

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From FI -- Success of Boeing 767 trial prompts

effort to develop production version of powered

nose-wheel system for taxiing Boeing and electric-

drive specialist Chorus Motors are in active

discussions over possible follow-on work on a

powered nose-wheel system for airliners following

a successful series of tests on a proof-of-conceptmotor on a 767.

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SOME PICTURES OF AIRBUS

A consortium of five European nations headquartered at

Toulouse, France. The countries being-France, Germany,U.K., Spain, & Belgium. All Airbus aircrafts are form this

company and their series starts with the number -3, e.g.

Airbus 300, 310, 340, etc.

Ai b h d li d it l t A300 t F dE 12th

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Airbus has delivered its last A300 to FedEx on 12th

July 2007. This marks the closure of Airbus first

production line and brings to a close a very special

chapter of the companys history.

( Y )

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A-340(CAPACITY OF 261 PAX)

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THE LEFT ROLLS ROYCE INNER ENGINE DURING THE GROUND

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AIRBUS

THE LEFT ROLLS ROYCE INNER ENGINE DURING THE GROUND

VIBRATION TESTS CARRIED OUT ON THE AIRBUS A340/600 IN

FEBRUARY 2001 AT THE PLANT OF AIRBUS IN TOULOUSE (FRANCE)

ONERA REALISATION

SOME PICTURES OF MC DONNELL DOUGLAS INDUSTRIES

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SOME PICTURES OF MC DONNELL DOUGLAS INDUSTRIES

TO DAY A PART OF THE BOEING GROUP, HAS LOST

MOST OF ITS MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL

AIRCRAFT LIKE DC-8,DC-10,etc BUT IS STILL A BIGNAME IN MILITARY AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURE.

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MD -82(CAPACITY OF 139PAX)

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MD -11(CAPACITY OF 250-380PAX)

DC 0(CAPACITY OF 258 PAX)

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DC-10(CAPACITY OF 258 PAX)

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DC-8(CAPACITY OF 258 PAX)

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