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Aero Legends’ Spitfire MJ444 Restoration – April Update

Vintage Aviation News

MJ444’s front cockpit showing the Spitfire’s distinctive control column. We just have the brakes to set up and then the fuel tank firewall will be fitted, and in turn the tank. The rear face of MJ444’s front cockpit instrument panel. “The front canopy has been trial assembled and all trimmed in.

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B-17 Liberty Belle Restoration – Don Brooks Interview

Vintage Aviation News

In this new guise, with its cockpit pushed four feet further aft, N5111N was designated as a Boeing Model 299Z. Liberty Belle’s surviving rear fuselage, however, was sent off for rebuild with Hangar 13 in Asheville, North Carolina. Between 1950 and 1965, the aircraft amassed 994 flight test hours.

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Nothing Small About It

Plane and Pilot

Pretty much the only metal parts are the landing gear legs, stainless firewalls, engine mounts, engines and hardware. At that point the project is trucked 5 miles to the Prineville Airport where final assembly takes place in a hangar. Everything that can be composite is, all the way down to the engine baffling. So what would I fix?

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Plane and Pilot

Airtime inhabits a large hangar at the Tulsa Riverside Airport (KRVS) where newly imported CTs are prepped, and ongoing maintenance and upgrades are carried out for aircraft in the U.S. It was our completion center for our CF23 version of the aircraft, but it was a small hangar and warehouse. distributor for Flight Design aircraft.

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