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1911 in aviation. Aviation portal. This is a list of aviation -related events from 1911: Events. The French Navy selects the torpedo boat tender Foudre for conversion into France 's first ship capable of carrying and handling airplanes. She will become the first warship to be permanently altered for use as an aviation ship. [1]
En 1911, Calbraith Perry Rodgers se convirtió en la primera persona en hacer un viaje transcontinental con un avión, viajando desde Sheepshead Bay , a orillas del océano Atlántico, hasta Long Beach , a orillas del océano Pacífico, en una serie de vuelos cortos que le llevarían un total de 84 días.
18 de nov. de 2022 · P rogress in the science of aviation in 1911 surpassed any twelve months’ advancement recorded since the Wrights first flew in a motor-driven airplane in 1903. These advances were not...
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18 de ene. de 2011 · Eugene Ely before landing on the USS Pennsylvania, 18 January 1911. After receiving an engineering degree in 1904 from Iowa State University, Ely began a career in the fledging automobile industry as a salesman, mechanic, and racing driver. He taught himself to fly in 1910 and never looked back.
6 de ene. de 2024 · 18 February. Under the auspices of the British Army, Mr Henri Pecquet in a Humer-Sommer biplane made the first official airmail flight at the United Provinces Exhibition in Allahabad, India. He flew 6,000 letters and cards 5 miles from Allahabad to Naini Junction where they were transferred to rail. 22 February.
1911. Andre Beaumont gana el Roland Garros en la carrera aérea entre París y Roma. Primer vuelo de costa a costa en los Estados Unidos por el Vin Fiz Flyer - le lleva 49 días, con múltiples accidentes en ruta. Julio: primer transporte comercial por avión, una caja con lámparas eléctricas desde Shoreham a Hove en Inglaterra.
1911 Chronology of Aviation History. Major Aviation Events. 1911 Aviation Records. Speed: 82.73-mph, Edouard Nieuport, Nieuport Nie-2 N, 21 June 1911, France. Distance: 460-miles, Armand Gobé, Nieuport, 24 December 1911, France. Altitude: 12,828-feet, Roland Garros, Blériot XI, 4 September 1911.
