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Flying With the Schweizers - The Story of Schweizer Aircraft

English · Paperback / Softback

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The story of Schweizer Aircraft is the story of the American dream. Three brothers became enamored with flight during the golden age of aviation. Aviation becomes their passion. In 1930, they design, build, and then teach themselves to fly in their first glider. They pursue their dream and create a company that eventually produces over six thousand aircraft. The company's products make aviation history. Bill Schweizer tells the story of those early years - up to the transition of the company in 1981 to the second generation of Schweizers. Paul H. Schweizer picks up the story from there. The Schweizers' entrepreneurial approach to business and refusal to let go of their dream resulted in the company becoming an industry leader in sailplanes, agricultural spray aircraft, light helicopters, covert surveillance aircraft, and unmanned vehicles. The diversity of its aviation products made it unique. At the time the business was sold to Sikorsky Aircraft in 2004, Schweizer Aircraft was the oldest privately-owned aircraft manufacturer in the world. It is a remarkable story that will inspire others with a passion and a dream.

Product details

Authors Paul H Schweizer, Paul H. Schweizer, William Schweizer, William/ Schweizer Schweizer
Publisher iUniverse
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 30.06.2019
 
EAN 9781532069918
ISBN 978-1-5320-6991-8
No. of pages 346
Subjects Guides > Motor vehicles, aircraft, ships, space travel > General, dictionaries, handbooks
Social sciences, law, business > Business > Economics

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