HISTORY OF AVIATION
1709
300 b.C.
400 b.C.
852
559
1783
PIGEON
Kite
HUmans and kites
Parachute
Hot air balloon
Montgolfier
The Montgolfier brothers have a public demonstration of an unmanned hot air balloon
Archytas of Tarentum created a steam-powered flying pigeon
The Chinese invented the Kite.
There are documented flights of human beings using kites.
Forerunner of modern parachutes
The first hot air balloon flight was thanks to Lourenço de Gusmão
HISTORY OF AVIATION
10/1783
1804
1785
1794
1785
1839
DEAD IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
Frist Human Flight
ENGLISH CANNEL
FIRST MILITAR USE
SIR GEORGE CAYLEY
7,900 METERS
Frenchman Jean Pierre Blanchard and American John Jeffries manage to cross the English Channel in a balloon for the first time.
Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier and Jules Romain become the first to die in an aeronautical accident
Used by the French army for the reconnaissance of the Austrian forces in the battle of Fleurus.
Charles Green together with the astronomer Spencer Rush manage to ascend in a balloon up to 7,900 meters of altitude.
The first human flight was on October 15 in Paris
First unmanned flight of a glider
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1883
1852
1848
1870
1856
1885
HEAVIER THAN AIR
AIRSHIP
The ALBATROSS
Hot-AIR Balloons
electric motor
SEELBURG
The Frenchman Jean-Marie Le Bris manages to fly with his glider, the Albatross, a distance of 200 meters at a height of 100 meters.
The Frenchman Gaston Tissander made the first flight powered by electricity, thanks to the adaptation of a Siemens electric motor to an airship.
Karl Wölfert flies in a gasoline-powered airship in Seelburg. The engine was built by Gottlieb Daimler.
World's first flight in a heavier-than-air aircraft
September 24th, 1852First powered flight by Henri Giffard.
September 1st, 1870Passengers in Hot-air balloons
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1914
1899
1889
1911
1904
1919
THE HAWK
WRIGHT BROTHERS
PATENT
COMMERCE
COMMERCIAL FLIGHT
KLM
The Wright brothers apply for a patent for their flying machine in Germany and France.
First commercial transport by plane, a box with electric lamps from Shoreham to Hove in England.
The KLM airline was founded on October 7th, currently being the oldest still operating under its initial name.
Percy Pilcher builds a glider which he calls the Hawk
They begin to experiment with mechanisms to gain control of their aircraft.
Tony Jannus made the first commercial flight in history
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1945
1921
1919
1927
1926
1947
AVIANCA
MEXICANA
BUENOS AIRES AND N.Y.
IBERIA
AOA
pia
It becomes the first Latin American airline to provide international air itinerary services
The Mexicana de Aviación airline is founded in Mexico, being the first mail and passenger transport in Latin America
The company Iberia in Spain is established, thanks to the participation of Spanish financiers and the German company Lufthansa.
The American Overseas Airlines airline was created and operated from 1945 to 1950.
Flight between Buenos Aires and New York, in 37 stages and over 81 days.
The Avianca airline is founded on December 5, the first in the entire American continent.
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1974
1950
1949
1969
1958
1976
HAVILLAND COMET
AOA AND PAW
BOEING 707
BOEING 747
BRITISH AIRWAYS
CONCORDE
The Boeing 707, the first successful passenger jet plane, enters service at the hands of the Pan Am company, making a flight between New York and Paris.
The Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde was a supersonic airliner used to transport passengers.
Created through the merger between BOAC and BEA, it is currently the flag carrier airline of the United Kingdom.
The Boeing 747 is presented and is the largest passenger aircraft built until 2005 surpassed by the Airbus A380
American Overseas Airlines merged with Pan American World Airways (founded in 1927).
The DH.106 Comet made its first flight on July 27, 1949, thereby becoming the first commercial jet aircraft.
history of aviation
2000
1991
2003
concorde accident
PAN AM
LAST FLIGHT
The American airline Pan Am is dissolved after having operated for 64 years in which it was the most important international airline in the United States.
One of the Air France Concorde suffered an accident on July 25, 2000
OOctober 24th, 2003 the las flight of the Concorde is carried.
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HISTORY OF AVIATION
1709
300 b.C.
400 b.C.
852
559
1783
PIGEON
Kite
HUmans and kites
Parachute
Hot air balloon
Montgolfier
The Montgolfier brothers have a public demonstration of an unmanned hot air balloon
Archytas of Tarentum created a steam-powered flying pigeon
The Chinese invented the Kite.
There are documented flights of human beings using kites.
Forerunner of modern parachutes
The first hot air balloon flight was thanks to Lourenço de Gusmão
HISTORY OF AVIATION
10/1783
1804
1785
1794
1785
1839
DEAD IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
Frist Human Flight
ENGLISH CANNEL
FIRST MILITAR USE
SIR GEORGE CAYLEY
7,900 METERS
Frenchman Jean Pierre Blanchard and American John Jeffries manage to cross the English Channel in a balloon for the first time.
Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier and Jules Romain become the first to die in an aeronautical accident
Used by the French army for the reconnaissance of the Austrian forces in the battle of Fleurus.
Charles Green together with the astronomer Spencer Rush manage to ascend in a balloon up to 7,900 meters of altitude.
The first human flight was on October 15 in Paris
First unmanned flight of a glider
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1883
1852
1848
1870
1856
1885
HEAVIER THAN AIR
AIRSHIP
The ALBATROSS
Hot-AIR Balloons
electric motor
SEELBURG
The Frenchman Jean-Marie Le Bris manages to fly with his glider, the Albatross, a distance of 200 meters at a height of 100 meters.
The Frenchman Gaston Tissander made the first flight powered by electricity, thanks to the adaptation of a Siemens electric motor to an airship.
Karl Wölfert flies in a gasoline-powered airship in Seelburg. The engine was built by Gottlieb Daimler.
World's first flight in a heavier-than-air aircraft
September 24th, 1852First powered flight by Henri Giffard.
September 1st, 1870Passengers in Hot-air balloons
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1914
1899
1889
1911
1904
1919
THE HAWK
WRIGHT BROTHERS
PATENT
COMMERCE
COMMERCIAL FLIGHT
KLM
The Wright brothers apply for a patent for their flying machine in Germany and France.
First commercial transport by plane, a box with electric lamps from Shoreham to Hove in England.
The KLM airline was founded on October 7th, currently being the oldest still operating under its initial name.
Percy Pilcher builds a glider which he calls the Hawk
They begin to experiment with mechanisms to gain control of their aircraft.
Tony Jannus made the first commercial flight in history
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1945
1921
1919
1927
1926
1947
AVIANCA
MEXICANA
BUENOS AIRES AND N.Y.
IBERIA
AOA
pia
It becomes the first Latin American airline to provide international air itinerary services
The Mexicana de Aviación airline is founded in Mexico, being the first mail and passenger transport in Latin America
The company Iberia in Spain is established, thanks to the participation of Spanish financiers and the German company Lufthansa.
The American Overseas Airlines airline was created and operated from 1945 to 1950.
Flight between Buenos Aires and New York, in 37 stages and over 81 days.
The Avianca airline is founded on December 5, the first in the entire American continent.
HISTORY OF AVIATION
1974
1950
1949
1969
1958
1976
HAVILLAND COMET
AOA AND PAW
BOEING 707
BOEING 747
BRITISH AIRWAYS
CONCORDE
The Boeing 707, the first successful passenger jet plane, enters service at the hands of the Pan Am company, making a flight between New York and Paris.
The Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde was a supersonic airliner used to transport passengers.
Created through the merger between BOAC and BEA, it is currently the flag carrier airline of the United Kingdom.
The Boeing 747 is presented and is the largest passenger aircraft built until 2005 surpassed by the Airbus A380
American Overseas Airlines merged with Pan American World Airways (founded in 1927).
The DH.106 Comet made its first flight on July 27, 1949, thereby becoming the first commercial jet aircraft.
history of aviation
2000
1991
2003
concorde accident
PAN AM
LAST FLIGHT
The American airline Pan Am is dissolved after having operated for 64 years in which it was the most important international airline in the United States.
One of the Air France Concorde suffered an accident on July 25, 2000
OOctober 24th, 2003 the las flight of the Concorde is carried.