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Exactly 79 years ago on January 19, 1946, the Bell X-1 research aircraft made its first unpowered flight, following launch from a Boeing B-29 Superfortress 'motherplane'.
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Todays Aviation joke
SANTA CLAUS!
Santa Claus, upon trudging out to his sleigh for his annual night freight trip around the world, was surprised to find a guy standing next to his rig. Santa asked him why he was there. The man replied, " I'm from the FAA, and this is an unscheduled 135 inspection. I'll ride right seat." Santa responded, "With all due respects, sir, I've been doing this flight for over 700 years--but if you insist, well, let's go." As they both climbed into the sleigh, Santa noticed that the FAA inspector brought his shotgun along with him, placing it in his lap, with his finger on the trigger. Santa queried, "What's the shotgun for?" To which the FAA inspector grumbled, "I'm not supose to tell you this, but you're going to lose an engine on takeoff..."
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