Lightning?
U2, like in big “glider” with engines?
National Air & Space Museum by rreis, on Flickr
4 yellow tail Mustangs
P-51D-5-NA Mustangs by D. Sheley, on Flickr
if you “fit” in it, surely
I better like to set my foot on these
de Havilland DH 86A Tiger Moth by rreis, on Flickr
yellow, and trainer, and open
Marine power plane which tows the training gliders at Page Field, Parris Island, S.C. (LOC) by The Library of Congress, on Flickr
You get a new one but still not satisfied with the previous owner choice for the engine…
This one did fire fighting service in Portugal for a long time. I particularly like the register
(source http://www.helionline.net/833-865570-218486/photogallery/5/29/33356///D-HOOK+30206.html )
keeping it clockwise you find
9 cylinders pushing and popping made it possible to do the crossing
(source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Spirit_Of_St_Louis2.jpg )
well, well, so many nines just remembered me of the 99’s
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninety-Nines
I see and rise:
(from http://www.aviationwa.org.au)
ah! I’ve seen that guy before!
Bristol Beaufighter IST by rreis, on Flickr
Portugal history does interlink with South Africa in many ways…
the boot that repelled this idea?