Education of the aviator drives aviation's progress
EarIe L. Ovington argues that aviation’s advance hinges less on the machine and more on pilot education and powerful motors. He notes early Belmont park trials in 1910, the evolution of tolerable winds, and how competition spurred greater risk leading to the exhibition bird man who can navigate any wind and land almost anywhere.
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