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probably the wright brothers flying school in Montgomery Alabama 1910 - they opened the flying school to train pilots to fly the airplanes they were going to sell - the school was on an old cotton plantation - Orville wrights first flight at the school was the first known airplane flight in Alabama and also the first ever night flight occured at the school flying by moonlight - the school opened with 5 students but closed after only a few weeks

the first 5 student pilots were:

Walter brookins

j w Davis

Spencer crane

arch hoxsey

arthur welch

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