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Flyer I
1903 Flyer
Heavier-than-air powered aircraft, designed and built by the Wright Brothers.
Wikipedia | Wright Flyer
External Pages About Flyer I
U.S. National Archives
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
Statements about
Flyer I
Instance Of
Airplane
Has Characteristic
:
First
Flyer
Designed By
Wright Brothers
Image
Developer
Wright Brothers
Has Characteristic
Pusher Configuration
First
Criterion Used
:
Heavier-than-Air Flight
Uses
Railway Track
Has Use
:
Takeoff
Canard
Rotation
Uses
:
Wire
Uses
:
Harness
Unnamed
:
bug: P927
Made From Material
Muslin
Spruce
Unnamed
:
bug: P1582
Steel
Has Use
:
Cable
Cast Iron
Has Use
:
Cylinder
Aluminium
Has Use
:
Crankcase
Has Use
:
Cylinder Block
Has Part(s) of the Class
Propeller
Unnamed
:
2
Wing
Unnamed
:
2
Area
:
47 square metre
Wire
Chain
Canard
Ski
Mass
274 kilogram
Criterion Used
:
Dry Weight
338 kilogram
Criterion Used
:
Maximum
Height
2.74 metre
Country
United States
Significant Event
Construction
(1903)
Point in Time
:
1903
Restoration
(1927)
Point in Time
:
1927
Restoration
(1985)
Point in Time
:
1985
Described at URL
https://airandspace.si.edu/collectio ...
Inventory Number
A19610048000
Collection
:
National Air and Space Museum
Followed By
First Flight
12/17/1903
3D Model
Coming soon ...
Coming soon ...
Collection
Science Museum
(1928 - 1948)
Start Time
:
1928
End Time
:
1948
National Air and Space Museum
(12/17/1948 - )
Start Time
:
12/17/1948
Described by Source
The Complete Encyclopedia of Flight 1848-1939, Chartwell Edition
Uses
:
Narrative
Subclass Of
Experimental Aircraft
Wright Brothers' Maiden Flight
(12/17/1903)
Location
:
Kill Devil Hills
Operator
:
Orville Wright
Unnamed
:
12 second
Point in Time
:
12/17/1903
Unnamed
:
120 foot
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Wright Brothers' Maiden Flight
Has Use
:
Pitch
Wing Warping
Has Use
:
Yaw
Has Use
:
Roll
Has Use
:
Wing Warping
Has Use
:
Airframe
Wright Flyer II
Has Use
:
Skin
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