One of a number of Irish women that broke world records in aviation. Their achievements in the early 20th Century need to be better celebrated and remembered. #aviationdaily#aviationgeek#aviationlovers
#TheAirchive: 45 years ago in 1977, Pan Am celebrated its 50th Anniversary with this fascinating promotional booklet, published in full.
https://t.co/xNsPTFnBEU
When it comes to Aviation History Month in November, there’s plenty to learn and celebrate.
Take some time off during the day and explore aviation history - people, places and technology. 📖
#technology#aviation#aviationhistorymonth
The Forgotten Heroes of Early #Irish#Aviation
Irish Postcards: 1927 (Sept. 5) Capt. T. Tully and Lt. J. Medcalf Trans-Atlantic Flight
https://t.co/mhWC8GmY07
Kinsale Aviation Festival is on Nov 26th. Theme is “Women in Irish aviation” followed by dinner in Man Fridays. Tickets limited. IHFF proud to sponsor. Details in attached. https://t.co/wjEa5ZYi5f
In June 1942 Admiral Andrew Cunningham (Dublin), CinC RN Med Fleet, was flying in a US Navy flying boat (in civilian markings) from Foynes Co Limerick to New York. As they approached Newfounderland for re-fuelling, the pilot decided with 1K gallons of fuel left to keep flying!
Congratulations to the DAA on the opening of the new second runway (28R/10L) at @DublinAirport this afternoon. @Ryanair Mentored First Officer Gareth O’Driscoll, who trained with AFTA, operated the first flight from the new runway with Ryanair Base TRE Captain John McCarthy.
This Twitter account has crossed the important 500 followers mark overnight. All are valuable in supporting the Foundation’s aim to promote the history of Irish aviation. Next stop 1000.