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113. Helicopter Museum Chronicles the development of the helicopter and the life of aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky and features the cockpit of the V22 Osprey, various helicopter engines and related items. http://www.acorn-online.com/100heli.htm

Helicopter Museum Located in the old Stratford railroad station is the National Helicopter Museum. Founded in 1983, this modest museum chronicles the development of the helicopter and the life of aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky, Russian emigre and founder of Stratford-based Sikorsky Aircraft. The museum features the cockpit of the V-22 Osprey, an airplane that hovers like a helicopter, various helicopter engines, a display of drawings of the various prototypes of the modern helicopter including Leonardo da Vinci's "Helix," and a boomerang, "man's first rotary wing." There are additional photo displays of the helicopters in World War II, German World War II helicopters, and photographs and miniature models of the Sikorsky helicopters. There is a photo chronicle of Sikorsky's Russian years (1889-1918), showing the aircraft he helped develop. The museum is open from Memorial Day through the second week of October, Wednesday-Saturday, 1 to 4. A donation is requested. Details Take Merritt Parkway North to Exit 51 (Nichols Ave.). Go south on Nichols Ave. to US Rte. 1 (Barnum Ave.). Turn left onto Barnum Ave., then right onto Main Street (CT Route 113) until you come to the railroad tracks. Turn left immediately past the south side of the tracks.

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116. Aviation History Flies High At Purdue This Month of the most important landmarks in aviation, beginning shortly pilots. If you lookat the history of flight, at every major development, every important http://www.purdue.edu/UNS/html3month/030916.Norberg.openhouse.html

Purdue News September 16, 2003 Aviation history flies high at Purdue this month The open house, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., will include the Purdue Airport and aviation technology department facilities. The event is free and open to the public. The airport is located west of campus, just off of State Road 26. 1911 flight demonstration Download photo - caption below Even before opening the first university-owned and operated airport in the country, Purdue and its alumni were involved in aviation. The university and its graduates were involved in some of the most important landmarks in aviation, beginning shortly after the Wright brothers' historic 1903 flight. "Lots of people know about Purdue's astronauts, but you could also call Purdue the 'cradle of pilots.' If you look at the history of flight, at every major development, every important achievement, Purdue alumni have been involved," said John Norberg, whose book, "Wings of the Dream: Purdue in Flight," will be released next month. "To this day, if you get on a commercial airplane there is a good chance there is at least one Purdue graduate in the cockpit." Purdue Airport 1964 Download photo - caption below Some of that history will be on display during the open house, as will some of Purdue's current flight facilities and research. Faculty members and students will be on hand to teach the public about the history and future of aviation at Purdue.

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118. Panama City-Bay County International Airport General information on the facilities, airlines, services, general aviation and development. http://www.pcairport.com/

119. Aviation Development Council :: ADC history. MEDIA RELEASES. aviation development Council was established in 1962,to help create an organization that could liaison between the communities http://aviationdevelopmentcouncil.org/History.html

History MEDIA RELEASES Aviation Development Council ADC’s first mission was to foster a collaborative dialogue between the Port Authority, the airlines operating in the metropolitan area, and the neighboring communities in order to mitigate the issues related to airport operations (i.e., aircraft over-flight, aircraft noise, traffic congestion, etc.) and the newly introduced use of jet aircraft. The offices of Aviation Development Council are located in Whitestone, New York. ADC provides oversight and administration for both the Queens and New Jersey Air Services Development Offices (located at JFK International and Newark Liberty International Airports, respectively). These two offices are responsible for matching local business with aviation buyers at all four of the metropolitan area’s Port Authority-managed airports (LaGuardia, Kennedy, Newark Liberty, and Teterboro). The Aviation Development Council additionally promotes the advancement of aviation through its involvement in various civic, educational, cultural, and industry organizations or programs.

120. InVision Technologies, Inc. Handles the development, manufacturing and marketing of explosives detection systems for screening checked baggage for the aviation security industry. Provides information about the company, products and services, jobs, and data for investors. http://www.invision-tech.com/

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