Si Wilson (@siwilson_flying) 's Twitter Profile
Si Wilson

@siwilson_flying

ex-Royal Navy Historic Flight Swordfish Pilot and Civil Display Pilot

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Mark Lane 🇬🇧 (@marklanebiz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3 April 1933. A Westland PV-3 Wapiti and a Westland PV-6 Wallace became the first aeroplanes to fly over the top of Mount Everest, at 32,000 feet, to photograph the summit from above.

3 April 1933. A Westland PV-3 Wapiti and a Westland PV-6 Wallace became the first aeroplanes to fly over the top of Mount Everest, at 32,000 feet, to photograph the summit from above.
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On this day in 1933, a Westland Wapiti and a Wallace, powered by the Bristol Pegasus, became the first to fly over Everest. A pioneering feat of aviation. I’ve been lucky to spend many hours flying behind a Pegasus in the Swordfish. Leonardo in the UK 🇬🇧 Leonardo Helicopters Navy Wings

Paul Beaver @ Beaver Westminster (@beaverwestminst) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sad to hear of the passing of Brian Shmoo Ellis - first Royal Navy pilot to destroy a jet in air combat, trainer of young Mariinefleiger pilots and CAA regulator. Great man whose passing is mourned Navy Wings Fleet Air Arm Officers Association

Sad to hear of the passing of Brian Shmoo Ellis - first <a href="/RoyalNavy/">Royal Navy</a> pilot to destroy a jet in air combat, trainer of young Mariinefleiger pilots and CAA regulator. Great man whose passing is mourned <a href="/NavyWingsUK/">Navy Wings</a> <a href="/faaoa/">Fleet Air Arm Officers Association</a>
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Fixed it for you. “Couple are forced to recover their own car….” It’s not stealing if it’s your property in the first place.

Michael Glynn (@realmikeglynn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No. The short sleeve shirt and tie put a man on the moon and is found in most every airliner cockpit. America is an aerospace republic - and here we respect the short sleeve shirt and tie.

No. The short sleeve shirt and tie put a man on the moon and is found in most every airliner cockpit. 

America is an aerospace republic - and here we respect the short sleeve shirt and tie.