Free Download Scale Aviation & Military Modeller International - Issue 615 - March 2023
English | 102 pages | True PDF | 52 MB

Free Download Marge Bitetti, "The Aviation History of Greater Riverside"
English | ISBN: 1540231747 | 2013 | 130 pages | EPUB | 4 MB
Ever since aircraft changed the scope of the First World War, flight became both a passion and business in Riverside. Early barnstormers needed places to park, refuel and service their aircraft, so airports started popping up. Alessandro Field became March Field in 1918. By World War II, seventy-five thousand troops were deployed at March. Today's March Joint Air Reserve Base has been a vital wartime training and relay installation and a sentinel of peacetime. In 1925, Roman Warren, known as the Cowboy Aviator," established Riverside Airport, which later became Flabob Airport. Take to the air with authors Marge and Tony Bitetti as they trace Greater Riverside's history of flight-from Banning, Corona and Riverside Municipal Airports to Perris Airport, Skylark Field and others."

SPs Aviation-13 February 2023
English | 38 Pages | PDF | 34.25 MB

Model Aviation Canada-July August 2022
English | 80 Pages | PDF | 9.45 MB

Aviation Archive - Issue 66 - British Airliners Since 1950
English | 2023 | ISBN: 1802826610, 9781802826616 | 100 pages | True PDF | 24 MB
British Airliners Since 1950 is No 66 in the Aviation Archive series. It continues the story from Aviation Archive No 62, which dealt with British commercial aircraft that flew between the end of World War Two and the beginning of 1950.

Aviation News - March 2023
English | 102 pages | True PDF | 41 MB

SP's Aviation - 13 February 2023
English | 36 pages | PDF | 34.2 MB

Model Aviation Canada - July/August 2022
English | 80 Pages | True PDF | 9 MB

SP's Aviation – 31 January 2023
English | 38 Pages | PDF | 32.61 MB

Cross-Channel Aviation Pioneers: Blanchard and Bleriot, Vikings and Viscounts by Bruce Hales-Dutton
English | January 13, 2021 | ISBN: 152677559X | 240 pages | PDF (Converted) | 2.13 Mb
On 25 July 1909, a dapper, mustachioed Frenchman flying a flimsy, diaphanous airplane changed the status of a great nation. "England is no longer an island," declared the Daily Mail. Lord Northcliffe, the newspaper's proprietor, had put up the £1,000 prize for the first flight of the English Channel by the pilot of an airplane.