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Today in Aviation History: First Flight of the Stipa-Caproni

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The contract for building Stipa’s design was given to Caproni in 1932, as the Italian government was seeking ways to showcase Italian aviation technology. Additionally, the aircraft had low, fixed, spatted main landing gear and a tailwheel with twin open cockpits.

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Is a Degree Really Needed to Succeed as a Pilot?

Pilot Institute

Airlines have shifted their focus toward getting pilots into the cockpit faster, with less emphasis on formal education. Instead of being grounded by circumstances, your education can help you pivot and stay connected to aviation in other meaningful and fulfilling ways. They offer courses that lead directly to the cockpit.

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Why the F15 Fighter Jet Reigns Supreme in Aerial Combat

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The cockpit of the F-15 is furnished with cutting-edge flight instruments and avionics, delivering essential flight information compiled from assorted sensors and systems to the pilots. The F-15’s vertical takeoff capabilities are a blend of raw power, advanced technology, and meticulous design.

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F-14 Tomcat: America's Legendary Fighter Aircraft

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This unique design allowed the F-14 to maintain exceptional maneuverability and stability at both high and low speeds, making it a formidable opponent in dogfights and a reliable platform for carrier operations. New threats and advancements in aviation technology rendered the F-14 less relevant in the evolving combat environment.

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