The P-51 has not had its "last" flight. Many P-51's (now F-51) are still flying today.
It wasn't hard, but it was dangerous. Flying was still a 'work-in-progress' during much of the 1920 and 1930s, so you literally took your life in your hands every time you went up. The chance of you or your flying instructor having a deadly encounter with the force of gravity was very good (or bad, if you prefer).
Most specifically -- answer of 14:"Today, fewer than 100 B-17 airframes exist and fewer still are in airworthy condition. At one time, more than 1,000 B-17s could be assembled for mass combat missions, less than 15 of Boeing's famous bombers can still take to the air."BTW - The EAA AirVenture Musuem's WWII B-17 Flying Fortress does a tour of the USA every year, giving morning rides and ground tours (usually in the afternoon). While it's not cheap, it's a truly unique experience and one which will last a lifetime. More info on the home page: B-17 near Boston August 20-22, 2010 - at the Lawrence Municipal Airport -- Come out for a ground tour. If booking a flight, book before Aug 19 for a $26 discount.
Most specifically -- answer of 14:"Today, fewer than 100 B-17 airframes exist and fewer still are in airworthy condition. At one time, more than 1,000 B-17s could be assembled for mass combat missions, less than 15 of Boeing's famous bombers can still take to the air."BTW - The EAA AirVenture Musuem's WWII B-17 Flying Fortress does a tour of the USA every year, giving morning rides and ground tours (usually in the afternoon). While it's not cheap, it's a truly unique experience and one which will last a lifetime. More info on the home page: B-17 near Boston August 20-22, 2010 - at the Lawrence Municipal Airport -- Come out for a ground tour. If booking a flight, book before Aug 19 for a $26 discount.
The USAF's first aerial GUNSHIP; "Puff the Magic Dragon." The civilian version of the C-47 is the DC-3. "Puff" was replaced by the C-119 Flying Boxcar gunship, which was replaced by the AC-130 Spectre Gunship, which is still in the USAF inventory. The AC-130 Spectre is simply a gunned C-130 Hercules transport airplane.
are flying lizards still alive
Yes it’s possible, technology is taking over the world, since there are flying planes, different flying cars will exist
at least 15 B-17s are still flying flying and some being restored to static display and flight status.
there are 6 F7F Tigercats known to still be flying today.
There are several models iof "flying cars" available
You need an engineering level of 375 to make the 'Flying Machine Control' but you still need to learn the expert riding skill.
No
They still do.
no
Yes.
Because they can
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