Does anybody know the name, type and location of the first fiberglass air plane
to fly?
Paul Lamar
Would it have been the Windecker Eagle, Paul? I believe that my have been the
first composite aircraft that was FAA Certified.
~ Nick
It is a great day here in Puget sounds... If you want to track it try this:
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/BOE1
Mike C.
What are they going to do with the prototype sitting on the south ramp near
Brian's hangar?
Paul Lamar
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If you mean the 2 static birds, 1 is for Static load testing and a 2nd is for
long term fatigue testing... Airplane 1 just flew and AP #2 should fly before
the EOY. I think Boeing wrote off 3 flight test aircraft ($3 Bil) and will keep
them instead of refurbishing them for sale. Oh, AP #1 landed safely at Boeing
Field a few min ago... Landed early due to bad weather in the test area.
Mike C.
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