Pittsburgh Aeronautical Club
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"The Pittsburgh Aeronautical Club . . . . invited an aerial exhibition of powered flight to an airfield that had been built on Brunot Island. The event would feature Glenn Curtiss, an industry pioneer, and his famous “June Bug” aircraft . . . "[1] (That's all we know so far)
References
- ↑ Katie Blackley. Pittsburgh's history of flying: early planes, barnstormers and Jimmy Stewart. 90.5 WESA. February 14, 2023
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| City | Pittsburgh |
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