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    • Western Air Express Sikorsky Amphibian refueling at Kingman

    • Western Air Express Sikorsky Amphibian refueling at Kingman

    • Ed Betts

    • Airplanes; Seaplanes -- History; Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950.

    • The Western Air Express S-38 Sikorsky was probably the first amphibian aircraft to visit Kingman's Berry Field. In June of 1928, Western Air Express purchased Pacific Marine Airways and this aircraft is enroute from the factory to its destined...
    • Winter at Red Butte

    • Winter at Red Butte

    • Irving Kravitz

    • Airplanes; Aeronautics -- History; Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950

    • A winter storm arrives at Red Butte Airport.
    • Women with wreckage of Lockheed biplane at Gila Bend

    • Women with wreckage of Lockheed biplane at Gila Bend

    • Denham Scott

    • Airplanes; Aircraft Accidents; Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950

    • Left to right are an unidentified woman, Betty Boyle Smith, and Mrs. U.L. Logan. Smith was a nurse and the wife of Dr. Richard Smith who were spending their vacation hunting and fishing when this accident happened. On account of their help and...
    • Wreckage of biplane at Phoenix Municipal airport

    • Wreckage of biplane at Phoenix Municipal airport

    • Ira Pirtle

    • Aircraft Accidents; Airports; Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950.

    • The unfortunate end of a flat spin at Phoenix Municipal Airport. The flight instructor Bill Langdon was killed and the owner Louis Gay was seriously wounded. An investigation by the newly formed Aeronautics Branch of the Department of Commerce...
    • Wreckage of Martin Jensen's plane near Payson

    • Wreckage of Martin Jensen's plane near Payson

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    • Airplanes; Aeronautics -- History; Arizona -- History -- 1912-1950

    • Jensen's B-1 Ryan following its controlled crash in the top of a large oak tree in Hell's Canyon near Payson, Arizona. Jensen and Leo the MGM Flying Lion survived the crash with discomfort but no serious injuries.

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