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Cierva C.8W flown by Harold F. Pitcairn, the first rotary aircraft in America
Stephen Pitcairn
Cierva C.8W flown by Harold F. Pitcairn, the first rotary aircraft in America, now in the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution.
Juan de la Cierva, inventor of the Autogiro, making a tail-first landing of G-AAKY in 1931 at Pitcairn Field, Bryn Athyn Field, PA.
Juan de la Cierva, inventor of the Autogiro, making a tail-first landing of G-AAKY in 1931 at Pitcairn Field, Bryn Athyn Field, PA.
Stephen Pitcairn
James G. “Jim” Ray taking off with passenger Juan de la Cierva from Pier 38 in Manhattan in a PCA-2 Autogiro in 1931.
Stephen Pitcairn
James C. “Jim” Ray taking off with passenger Juan de la Cierva from Pier 38 in Manhattan in a PCA-2 Autogiro in 1931.
Spanish Autogiro inventor Juan de la Cierva
Spanish Autogiro inventor Juan de la Cierva
Stephen Pitcairn
Harold F. Pitcairn flies the Cierva C.8W over Pitcairn Field.
Stephen Pitcairn
Harold F. Pitcairn flies the Cierva C.8W over Pitcairn Field. The Bryn Athyn Cathedral is in the upper right. The C.8W, now in the collection of the National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution, was the first rotary aircraft in America.
Cutaway of Cierva C.30A direct-control Autogiro
Cutaway of Cierva C.30A direct-control Autogiro
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Cierva C.6A demonstrated at Farnborough in England by pilot Captain Frank T. Courtney on October 30, 1925
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Cierva C.6A demonstrated at Farnborough in England by pilot Captain Frank T. Courtney on October 30, 1925
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