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Aviation in the interwar period

Aviation in the interwar period

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  1. Polikarpov I-16

    Soviet 1930s monoplane fighter aircraft.

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    1930s Soviet large eight-engine aircraft.

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    German single-engine fighter aircraft family.

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    Powered lighter-than-air aircraft.

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    Flying boat in the US.

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    Aircraft pilots performing stunts to entertain.

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    Fighter aircraft series.

    6%

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    British single-seat WWII fighter aircraft.

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    Racing aircraft in Britain.

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    Aircraft with an undercarriage capable of operating from water surfaces.

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    Airliner and military transport aircraft family.

    33%

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    23%

  3. Commercial aviation

    Transport system providing air transport for hire.

    13%

  4. Wiley Post

    20th-century American aviator.

    11%

  5. Floyd Bennett Field

    Historic former airport in Brooklyn, New York.

    6.2%

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    Living aviation museum in Red Hook, NY.

    2.4%