Vidéos
http://www.rtbf.be/info/economie/detail_made-in-belgium-flying-cam-au-service-de-james-bond?id=7957852
Visit us at www.belgian-wings.be http://www.facebook.com/groups/Belgianwings http://www.sv4b.be/ http://www.wingsofmemory.be/Eng.htm www.belgianaviationnews.be Many happy landings
2013-06-15
Made in Belgium: Flying-Cam au service de James Bond
Découverte d’une entreprise installée à Hermalle-sous-Argenteau, en
région liégeoise. La terre d’origine d’Emmanuel Prévinaire, son patron.
En 1988, il imagine sa première flying-cam. Un hélico télécommandé
équipé d’une caméra. Un pari audacieux pour un champ d'activités infini.
Made in belgium : Flying
http://www.rtbf.be/info/economie/detail_made-in-belgium-flying-cam-au-service-de-james-bond?id=7957852
http://www.rtbf.be/info/economie/detail_made-in-belgium-flying-cam-au-service-de-james-bond?id=7957852
2013-06-13
lucien wagner - airshowtrips 2013
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AIRSHOWTRIPS 2013
Tweetalige mail * Mail bilingue
NEDERLANDS
Goede dag,
U vindt het programma van de airshowtrips op:
http://www.airshowtrips.com
Als U niet meer wenst op de hoogte gebracht te worden wan de airshowtrips, gelieve huidige mail terug te sturen naar de afzender; dan wordt U geschrapt van de lijst van de bestemmelingen. Dank U
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Lucien Wagner
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FRANCAIS
Bonjour
Le programme des trips / meetings aériens peut être consulté sur :
http://www.airshowtrips.com
Si vous ne souhaitez plus être tenu au courant des airshowtrips, renvoyez le présent mail tel quel à l'expéditeur ; vous serez rayé de la liste des destinataires. Merci.
Salutations,
Lucien Wagner
* * * * * * *
Tel : 00 / 32 / (0) 11 / 68 58 18 wagner@airshowtrips.com
AIRSHOWTRIPS 2013
Tweetalige mail * Mail bilingue
NEDERLANDS
Goede dag,
U vindt het programma van de airshowtrips op:
http://www.airshowtrips.com
Als U niet meer wenst op de hoogte gebracht te worden wan de airshowtrips, gelieve huidige mail terug te sturen naar de afzender; dan wordt U geschrapt van de lijst van de bestemmelingen. Dank U
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Lucien Wagner
* * * * * *
FRANCAIS
Bonjour
Le programme des trips / meetings aériens peut être consulté sur :
http://www.airshowtrips.com
Si vous ne souhaitez plus être tenu au courant des airshowtrips, renvoyez le présent mail tel quel à l'expéditeur ; vous serez rayé de la liste des destinataires. Merci.
Salutations,
Lucien Wagner
* * * * * * *
Tel : 00 / 32 / (0) 11 / 68 58 18 wagner@airshowtrips.com
Civil Aviation : premier vol A350-900 XWB
Thx Nico
Forwarded message From: Nico Limbioul
Forwarded message From: Nico Limbioul
Demain 14 juin, aura lieu le tout premier vol de l'Airbus A350-900 XWB.
Si vous le désirez, vous pourrez suivre cet évenement en direct via le lien ci-dessous.
Bàv et bonne journée.
Nicolas LIMBIOUL
Operation supervisor
Brussels Airport ziet aantal passagiers opnieuw toenemen
De luchtvaartmaatschappij FlyGeorgia biedt
op luchthaven Brussels Airport twee keer per week een verbinding met de
Georgische hoofdstad Tbilisi aan. Sectorgenoot Air Lituanica start vanaf
eind juni zes keer per week een verbinding met de Litouwse hoofdstad
Vilnius. Dat heeft de directie van Brussels Airport bekend gemaakt. De
luchthaven wijst er ook op al enkele maanden een toename in het
passagiersvervoer op te merken. In januari en februari werd nog een
daling opgetekend, maar sindsdien kon onafgebroken een groei worden
genoteerd. Daarbij zouden vooral de Europese vluchten en de
lowcostsector goede resultaten hebben laten optekenen. Tijdens de maand
mei werden op de luchthaven 0,7 procent meer passagiers ontvangen. Het
aantal transferpassagiers kende een lichte daling, te wijten aan een
verminderde activiteit van Jet Airways, maar bij de vertrekkende
passagiers werd een groei met 2,1 procent opgetekend. (MH)Best regards,
Daniel
Civil Aviation : La piste 02/20 de l'aéroport de Zaventem rebaptisée en septembre
Belga
La célèbre piste 02/20 de l’aéroport de Bruxelles,
dont l’usage irrite régulièrement les riverains en cas de vent de
secteur nord, changera de dénomination en septembre prochain pour
devenir la 01/19 afin de tenir compte de la dérive du pôle nord
magnétique, a indiqué Brussels Airport sur son site internet.
lire la suite : http://www.lameuse.be/741051/article/actualite/belgique/2013-06-10/la-piste-02/20-de-l-aeroport-de-zaventem-rebaptisee-en-septembre
lire la suite : http://www.lameuse.be/741051/article/actualite/belgique/2013-06-10/la-piste-02/20-de-l-aeroport-de-zaventem-rebaptisee-en-septembre
aerobuzz : L’avion solaire Solar Impulse HB-SIA est à vendre
L'avion solaire Solar Impulse HB-SIA est à vendre
Alors que le plus célèbre des avions à énergie solaire parcourt les Etats-Unis et qu'il vient de terminer la troisième branche de son périple, HB-SIA vit ses dernières heures de vol. Le premier avion du programme Solar Impulse sera mis à la retraite dès la fin de son périple US pour laisser la place à son grand frère, HB-SIB. HB-SIA est d'ores et déjà à vendre. lire la suite : http://www.aerobuzz.fr/spip.php?article3563
RAF Museum lifts Nazi bomber off floor of English Channel
Thx Marc for sharing
The World War II Dornier is lifted from the English Channel this evening. Photo: IAIN DUNCAN
By Sam Marsden
9:20PM BST 10 Jun 2013
The RAF Museum salvage team had previously been hampered by strong winds, but a window of good weather allowed them to winch the only surviving Dornier Do 17 bomber from the sea bed.
Covered in rust and barnacles, with its propellers broken off, the aircraft was pulled to a barge at about 6.30pm.
The team tried to lift the plane on June 2, but bad weather thwarted the attempt within 40 minutes of success when an increase in winds made the sea too choppy to complete the operation.
The plan, which was three years in the making, was adapted so lifting equipment could be attached to what were believed to be the strongest parts of the aircraft’s frame and raise it whole, instead of constructing a cage around it.
The aircraft at Goodwin Sands was discovered by divers in 2008 at a depth of 50ft on a chalk bed with a small debris field around it.
Sonar scans by the RAF Museum, Wessex Archaeology and the Port of London Authority confirmed the identity of the aircraft as the Dornier Do 17Z Werke number 1160.
None of the bombers, which were nicknamed “flying pencils” because of their narrow fuselage, were thought to have survived since the Second World War.
The aircraft is said to be in “remarkable condition”. Other than the effects of the sea, such as barnacles, coral and marine life, it is largely intact.
The main undercarriage tyres remain inflated but the propellers clearly show the damage inflicted during the bomber’s fateful final landing, experts have said.
Peter Dye, the director general of the RAF Museum, said: “The discovery and recovery of the Dornier is of national and international importance. The aircraft is a unique and unprecedented survivor from the Battle of Britain and the Blitz.
“It will provide an evocative and moving exhibit that will allow the museum to present the wider story of the Battle of Britain and highlight the sacrifices made by the young men of both air forces and from many nations.
“It is a project that has reconciliation and remembrance at its heart.”
The Dornier will be conserved and prepared for display. It will be placed in two hydration tunnels and soaked in citric acid for the first stage of its conservation. Once the delicate process is complete, the aircraft will be displayed at the museum’s London site within the context of the Battle of Britain story.
A grant of more than £345,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, has allowed the work to commence.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/10/nazi-bomber-lift-at-midnight/
http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/cosford/things-to-see-and-do/dornier-17-conservation.aspx
Last surviving German bomber lifted off bottom of the Channel
A German bomber shot down off the Kent coast during the Battle of Britain was recovered from the sea on Monday night.
The World War II Dornier is lifted from the English Channel this evening. Photo: IAIN DUNCAN
By Sam Marsden
9:20PM BST 10 Jun 2013
The RAF Museum salvage team had previously been hampered by strong winds, but a window of good weather allowed them to winch the only surviving Dornier Do 17 bomber from the sea bed.
Covered in rust and barnacles, with its propellers broken off, the aircraft was pulled to a barge at about 6.30pm.
The team tried to lift the plane on June 2, but bad weather thwarted the attempt within 40 minutes of success when an increase in winds made the sea too choppy to complete the operation.
The plan, which was three years in the making, was adapted so lifting equipment could be attached to what were believed to be the strongest parts of the aircraft’s frame and raise it whole, instead of constructing a cage around it.
The aircraft at Goodwin Sands was discovered by divers in 2008 at a depth of 50ft on a chalk bed with a small debris field around it.
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06 Jun 2013Sonar scans by the RAF Museum, Wessex Archaeology and the Port of London Authority confirmed the identity of the aircraft as the Dornier Do 17Z Werke number 1160.
None of the bombers, which were nicknamed “flying pencils” because of their narrow fuselage, were thought to have survived since the Second World War.
The aircraft is said to be in “remarkable condition”. Other than the effects of the sea, such as barnacles, coral and marine life, it is largely intact.
The main undercarriage tyres remain inflated but the propellers clearly show the damage inflicted during the bomber’s fateful final landing, experts have said.
Peter Dye, the director general of the RAF Museum, said: “The discovery and recovery of the Dornier is of national and international importance. The aircraft is a unique and unprecedented survivor from the Battle of Britain and the Blitz.
“It will provide an evocative and moving exhibit that will allow the museum to present the wider story of the Battle of Britain and highlight the sacrifices made by the young men of both air forces and from many nations.
“It is a project that has reconciliation and remembrance at its heart.”
The Dornier will be conserved and prepared for display. It will be placed in two hydration tunnels and soaked in citric acid for the first stage of its conservation. Once the delicate process is complete, the aircraft will be displayed at the museum’s London site within the context of the Battle of Britain story.
A grant of more than £345,000 from the National Heritage Memorial Fund, has allowed the work to commence.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/10/nazi-bomber-lift-at-midnight/
http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/cosford/things-to-see-and-do/dornier-17-conservation.aspx
Air Journal - Tout sur le transport aérien : Airbus A350 : vidéo d'assemblage et plan des vols d'essais
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Airbus a réalisé une vidéo en time-lapse de l'assemblage de l'A350-900, et fourni quelques détails sur la campagne d'essais en vol de son nouveau biréacteur long-courrier. Alors que le vol …Airbus A350 : vidéo d'assemblage et plan des vols d'essais is a post from: Air Journal
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