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Page 1: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

History of Flight

1st Class Cadet Training

Page 2: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Objectives

• Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly

• Display a knowledge of early developments in “Heavier-than-Air” craft

• Name the significant achievements in powered flight

Page 3: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Lighter than Air

Page 4: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Hot Air Balloon

Hot air is less dense than surrounding air – giving lift

Propane gas is used today

Page 5: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First Balloon Flight - 1783

• Montgolfier Brothers

• Hot Air• Later balloons

used hydrogen or helium

Page 6: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Airship Development Hydrogen Gas

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and DISASTER!

The Hindenburg

1937

Page 8: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Modern Helium Airships – A modest comeback

Page 9: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Heavier than Air

Page 10: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Air supports the weight of the kite

Page 11: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Leonardo Da Vinci (1452-1519) “flapping wings”

Design

Page 12: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Sir George Cayley – 1st Model Glider - 1804

Page 13: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First manned gliders – Otto Lilienthal (1848-

1896)

Page 14: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Modern Hang Glider

Page 15: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

•Gossamer Condor – Man Powered Glider - 1977

Page 16: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Wright Brothers – First Powered Flight 1903

Page 17: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First Cross Channel Flight – 1909

Page 18: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Louis Bleriot

•Looking VERY worried before his epic flight!

Page 19: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

The Air Race across the Atlantic - 1919

Page 20: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

• First Flight Across the Atlantic

• Captain Brown &

• Lieutenant Alcock

• 1919

Page 21: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Vickers Vimy

After landing in Ireland

Page 22: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First Solo Flight across Atlantic - 1927

Page 23: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments
Page 24: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Amy Johnson

First Solo Flight by a Woman to Australia in 1930

Page 25: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

RAF wins Speed Record 1931 (407.5 mph) in the Schneider

Trophy races

Supermarine S6b

Page 26: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

The Schneider Trophy – won for the third and final time in 1931 by the Great Britain team

Page 27: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

R J Mitchell – Spitfire Designer

Page 28: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Spitfire Sculpture – Castle Vale, Birmingham

Page 29: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Sikorsky Helicopter - 1939

Page 30: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Development of the Jet Engine – Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle OM KBE CB FRS

Page 31: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First RAF jet aircraft Gloster E28/39 first flight in 1941

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Meteor vs. V1 “Doodlebug”

Page 33: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

1947 - General Chuck Yeager breaks the Sound Barrier in the Bell X1

Page 34: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

De Havilland Comet – First Jet Airliner 1949

Page 35: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Boeing 747 – “Jumbo Jet”

Page 36: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

First and only supersonic jet airliner - Concorde

Page 37: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

The New “Super Jumbo” Airbus A380

Page 38: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Harrier GR7 – VSTOL “Jump Jet”

Page 39: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments
Page 40: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Objectives

• Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly

• Display a knowledge of early developments in Heavier-than-Air craft

• Name the significant achievements in powered flight

Page 41: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Questions?

Page 42: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Questions

• Name the brothers who first flew in a hot air balloon

• What did the Wright brothers achieve?

• Who was the first pilot to fly across the English Channel?

• Which aircraft first flew across the Atlantic?

• Who invented the jet engine?

Page 43: History of Flight 1 st Class Cadet Training. Objectives Appreciate the early efforts made by mankind to fly Display a knowledge of early developments

Questions

• What are the main disadvantages with hydrogen-filled airships?

• Which airship burst into flames in 1937?

• Name the much safer gas used in modern airships

• Describe the contribution to aviation made by Sir George Cayley and Otto Von Lilienthal

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Questions

• Which trophy was won outright by the RAF in 1931?

• In what year was the first man-powered flight made?

• Who designed the Spitfire?• Who was the first man to break the

sound barrier?• Who was the first woman to fly solo

to Australia?