On this day In aviation history, April 13th, was the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic from East to West made by Hermann Köhl, Baron Gunther von Hunefeld, and Major James Fitzmaurice in a Junkers W 33 named the Bremen.

#SheetMetal

American Airlines is trying to grow their frequent-flier program by increasing earnings from premium purchases.
simpleflying.com/american-airli…

Plane and simple✈️

On this day in aviation history, April 10th, was the first flight of the SIA-Marchetti S.211 in 1981. This is a turbofan-powered military trainer aircraft designed and originally marketed by Italian aviation manufacturer SIA-Marchetti.

Happy #MaintenanceMonday !

On this day in aviation history, April 6th, was the first flight of the Bell P-39 Airacobra in 1938. This was one of the principal American fighters in service when the United States entered combat.

Friday mood😀

United States Air Force to divest 250 aircraft next year, including 56 A-10 Warthogs.
simpleflying.com/usaf-divestmen…

Action shots>

On this day in aviation history, April 3rd, was the first flight of the Gloster F.9/37 in 1939. This is a British twin-engined design for a cannon-armed fighter from the Gloster Aircraft Company.

Happy #MaintenanceMonday !

On this day in aviation history, March 30th, Hans Dieterie sets a new airspeed record in a Heinkel He 100 at a speed of 464 mph. This was a German pre-World War II fighter aircraft design from Heinkel.

Avionics is the focus of our 7-month Advanced Aircraft Systems (AAS) curriculum. Our program allows you to learn hands-on with electrical systems, wiring, and more to help you stand out in your future career!

Oklahoma is planning on investing $316 million in upgrading airports to boost economic growth and community sustainability.
simpleflying.com/316-million-sp…

Teamwork during an engine overhaul!

On this day in aviation history, March 27th, the Eurofighter takes its first flight in Manching, Germany during the year 1994. This is a European multinational twin-engine, canard delta wing, multirole fighter.

NAA's hands-on training prepares students for the many opportunities available in aviation maintenance.

#MaintenanceMonday

On this day in aviation history, March 23rd, John Cunningham sets a new world altitude record of 59,446 ft in a de Havilland Vampire during 1948. This is a British jet fighter and was the 2nd to be operated by the Royal Air Force.

Don't forget to visit our New England hangar this Saturday, March 23rd from 9 AM to 12 PM! We will have an informational presentation at 10 AM. Come learn about all we have to offer!