First Flights with Neil Armstrong: 1x6
Backyard Fliers: An Airplane in Every Garage
In the 1920s when just about anyone could afford a car, interest grew in a safe, inexpensive airplane that anyone could fly. Convenience went a step further in roadable aircraft — vehicles that could travel the highways, then convert to an airplane.
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1 - 1By the Seat of Their Pants Sep. 25, 1991- 1 - 2Every Day a Better Design Oct. 02, 1991
- 1 - 3Flying Aces, War in the Air Oct. 09, 1991
- 1 - 4Flying Entrepreneurs Oct. 16, 1991
- 1 - 5Flying the Mail Nov. 17, 1993
- 1 - 6Backyard Fliers: An Airplane in Every Garage Nov. 24, 1993
- 1 - 7First in Speed: Air Racing Dec. 01, 1993
- 1 - 8Bigger is Better Oct. 23, 1991
- 1 - 9Fighters Between the Wars Oct. 30, 1991
- 1 - 10Testing Under Fire Nov. 06, 1991
- 1 - 11New Generation of Flyers Nov. 13, 1991
- 1 - 12Air Battles At Sea Nov. 20, 1991
- 1 - 13Flash of Glory: Aerial Combat Enters the Jet Age Nov. 10, 1993