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How did Amelia Earhart get involved with flying?
She was fascinated by a low flying stunt while she was at the Toronto Exposition.
Who inspired Amelia?
she got inspired when she went to a stunt flying exibition
How do you get a stunt plane in san andras?
In the Flying School missions, if all the medals won are at least silver or above, the Stunt Plane is available at the Verdant Meadows disused airstrip in Bone County, where the Flying School is situated.
What is something that a stunt person should not have a phobia of?
heights, fire, falling, water, flying
What is flying in cheerleading?
The person who is in the air, on top of the pyramid, at the top of the stunt, the one people are holding up.
What is an air show?
An airshow is a public display of stunt flying and aerobatics, as well as a display of various historical aircraft.
What is an air display?
An air display is another term for an air show, a public display of stunt flying and aerobatics.
What has the author Bob O'Dell written?
Bob O'Dell has written: 'Aerobatics today' -- subject(s): Stunt flying
What are stunt kite made for?
Stunt kites are designed for precision flying and maneuverability, allowing pilots to perform tricks and aerial acrobatics. Unlike traditional kites that are typically flown for leisure, stunt kites have dual or quad lines, enabling the flyer to control movements and create dynamic displays in the air. They are often made from lightweight materials to enhance responsiveness and agility during flight. Stunt kite flying is both an art and a sport, appealing to enthusiasts who enjoy the challenge of mastering complex maneuvers.
When did flying airplanes become popular?
With the Wright brothers. In 1903 they flew the first powered aircraft. After their success in order to demonstrate the capabilities of their aircraft they performed many exhibition flights. After World War I, some of the pilots coming back became barnstormers and performed stunts and also gave airplane rides around the country. These barnstormers performed solo and sometimes in groups called flying circuses. During the 1920s and 30s airplanes began to be built for the specific purpose of stunt flying and air racing starting a new era in aviation history.
Who flew the first stunt plane?
The first stunt plane is often attributed to be flown by aviator and aviation pioneer Paul Mantz in the 1920s. He was known for his aerial acrobatics and contributed significantly to the development of aerobatic flying. However, the concept of stunt flying evolved over time with contributions from various pilots, making it difficult to pinpoint a single individual as the first. Early aviation shows and exhibitions featured a variety of pilots performing stunts in modified aircraft.
Who won the gold medal in stunt flying in the 1936 Olympics?
Your Answer: GermanyDid you know:Germany won thirty-three gold medals in the summer of 1936.
