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On 1 May 1928, Ryan opened the Ryan Flying School in San Diego. Ryan Airport at Dutch Flats, also offered charter flights and other flying services. The names of these services became known as the T.C. Ryan Flying Service, the T.C. Ryan Flying School, and the T.C. Ryan Aeronautical Corporation.
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helicopter. Despite there being no connection beyond T. Claude Ryan having founded both, Teledyne-Ryan continues to be claimed as the successor of the company that built the Spirit of St. Louis. Teledyne later sold off the drone division to
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On 30 November 1926, the Ryan-Mahoney partnership ended when Ryan sold his interest in the Ryan Flying Company and Los-Angeles-San Diego Airline. On 15 July 1927, the company was reorganized as the B. F. Mahoney Aircraft Corporation.
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Corporation, and became a wholly owned subsidiary. The name was changed to Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical Company. The company continued to produce a variety of pilotless drones as well as airframes for the
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Jenny for joy-rides, flight instruction and charter trips. In March 1925, Ryan Airlines, Inc. started flying passengers on round trip flights between San Diego and Los Angeles. Working with
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One of Ryan's students was a wealthy young stock broker and real-estate developer named Benjamin Franklin Mahoney, with whom Ryan formed a business partnership. Ryan and Mahoney bought the
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1981 - Aerospace Life Achievement Award, awarded by AIAA San Diego to a living aerospace pioneer with more than fifty years' experience advancing the frontiers of aeronautics
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Ryan flew forestry patrol duty in northern California and Oregon until 1922, when he formed the Ryan Flying Company. His flying service operated in San Diego using a
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, San Diego Section. Archival Collection, Applications 1972-1982, San Diego Air & Space Museum Archives.
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and studied mechanical engineering, then was accepted into the Aeronautical Division of the U.S. Army (later known as the
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as both a light aircraft and powered glider, but Ryan died before production was commenced and only one was completed.
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Ryan's role after this point is disputed, but it is known that he was not present for the planning and development of
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biplanes into Ryan-Standards. Capable of carrying four passengers in a forward cabin, they were powered by a 150-hp
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By June 1934, Ryan, working with engineers Millard Boyd and Will Vandermeer, had designed and built the first
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After his retirement Ryan formed a new company with his son Jerome to develop and market the
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mixed jet/piston power carrier-based fighter of which 66 were delivered to the US Navy. The
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in San Diego as the Ryan School of Aeronautics, Ltd. In 1935, the corporate name became The
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Ryan began his flying career in 1917 when he enrolled in the American School of Aviation at
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The Untold Story of the Spirit of St. Louis: From the Drawing Board to the Smithsonian
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1971 - Service to Aviation Award, awarded by the National Business Aircraft Show
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Spirit and Creator: The Mysterious Man Behind Lindbergh's Flight to Paris.
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1966 - Mr. San Diego, awarded annually by Civic Leaders of San Diego
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and related drones, which saw extensive use during the Vietnam War.
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Early version of the Ryan Firebee under its carrier aircraft's wing
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Bowers, Peter M. "The Many Splendid Spirits of St. Louis."
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The New Ryan: Development and History of the Ryan ST and SC
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Company, with the school as a subsidiary. The school used
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replaced the piston engine in the nose with a turboprop.
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These We Honor: The International Aerospace Hall of Fame
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Sheffield, Massachusetts: Safe Goods Publishing, 2003.
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Ryan M-1 in flight, image from Aero Digest December 1926
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although none of these led to a production aircraft.
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Index


Parsons, Kansas
aviator
Parsons, Kansas
Venice, California
Oregon State College
United States Army Air Corps
March Field
Curtiss JN-4
Hawley Bowlus
Standard J-1
Hispano-Suiza

Standard J-1
Douglas Cloudster

Ryan M-1
mail plane
Charles Lindbergh
Spirit of St. Louis
Ryan Brougham


flying school
Ryan Aeronautical
Great Lakes 2T-1 biplanes
Civilian Pilot Training Program
World War II
trainer aircraft
Ryan ST

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