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AEA Red Wing

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The aircraft covered 319 ft (97 m) at a height of around 20 ft (6 m). This was said to be the longest "first flight" by either an aircraft or a pilot, up to that date. On March 17 Baldwin attempted a second flight, also from the ice of Keuka Lake, before crashing 20 seconds after takeoff.
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Contemporary accounts described the flight as the "First Public Trip of Heavier-than-air Car in America." Reports entitled "Views of an Expert" stated that Professor
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in what would be the first public demonstration of a powered aircraft flight in the United States as well as the first flight by a Canadian pilot.
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House, Kirk W., Hell-Rider to King of the Air: Glenn Curtiss's Life on Innovation (SAE International, 2003), pp. 74-76.
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in 1908. It was named for the bright red color of its silk wings — chosen to achieve the best result with
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gave way, bringing the test to an end. The Red Wing was damaged beyond repair.
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Manufacturer
Aerial Experiment Association
Thomas Selfridge
Thomas Selfridge
Aerial Experiment Association
the photographic materials
Frederick W. Baldwin
Keuka Lake
Hammondsport, New York
Alexander Graham Bell
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Curtiss B-8
V8 engine


The Washington Post
Aerofiles
"The Red Wing - Aerodrome 1"
List of experimental aircraft
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Aerial Experimental Association (AEA)
Red Wing
White Wing
June Bug
Loon
Silver Dart
Cygnet

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