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Meanwhile...
How about
a little music?
We have a selection
of tunes that were popular during the
first
days of aviation, performed by Sue
Keller, courtesy the
Ragtime Press:
Solace
Scott Joplin 1909
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Bringing our airplanes and expertise to your school, museum, or
institution.
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Connie Tobias, a senior pilot with US Airways (21,000 hours!) and
the first woman to successfully pilot the 1903 Wright Flyer (11
seconds!), described her experience to a group of young people at an
exhibit we presented in conjunction with the Aviation Hall of Fame.
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