Aeronautic Wonders of Flight
Behind the scenes of one of humankind’s greatest technological achievements, the invention of flight.
Flight is such a wonderful thing. It gave the people an option of transit that shortens the distance between two locations, allowing travel to be swifter and pulling people closer. Not only that, but it also allowed shorter transit for goods and facilitated intercontinental trade. All these feats could not have been possible without the invention of airplanes.
This magnificent innovation of engineering was the fruit of a series of continuous development throughout numerous years and countless geniuses that contributed to the invention of the airplanes of the modern day. Modern aviation has evolved as a result of numerous trials and errors, and it is still evolving today thanks to newly developed technologies that are based on earlier discoveries.
One of these innovators included author Norman Currey, who outlines the history of airplanes and the significant events that led to the development of airplanes today in a book entitled Airplane Stories and Histories. Norman Currey narrates the significant events from an engineer’s point of view and bits and pieces that only insiders would know.
Written in a manner that is simple enough for beginners to read while highlighting the author’s experience in the aviation industry. Saddle up and take this journey and allow the pages of Airplane Stories and Histories to take off and experience the love and passion that went into crafting these stories.
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