After the success of airplanes in WWI, pilots, engineers, designers and businessmen considered the possibilities of aircraft in peacetime. A key consideration was distance. By end of WW1 airplanes were reliable and very maneuverable, but they could only fly short distances. However, there were still useful peacetime applications: Air mail, short distant single passenger transportation […]

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