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![vintage archive/transport aviation/aviation airbus a300 b aerospatiale](/t/679/aviation-airbus-a300-b-aerospatiale-12312284.jpg.webp "Aviation-Airbus A300 B-Aerospatiale. The forward fuselage part of the Airbus A300 B fatigue test airframe is flown, on March 25, 1972 to the Bremen facility of VFW-Fokker in the "Super-Guppy" to undergo extensive fatigue testing, following the assembly in Aerospatiale's Toulouse works of the different sections")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/flying mermoz dabry gimie](/t/679/flying-mermoz-dabry-gimie-12312188.jpg.webp "Flying-Mermoz-Dabry-Gimie. Combo of two pictures dated of May 1930 showing French crew Jean Dabry (L), pilot Jean Mermoz (C) and Leo Gimie before their inaugural flight across the Atlantic ocean from Dakar to Brazil (up) and their Latecoere hydroplane "Comte de Vaulx" (down). / AFP PHOTO")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/france roissy airport](/t/679/france-roissy-airport-12312296.jpg.webp "France-Roissy-Airport. Photo taken on March 13 1974 shows the first plane, a Boeing 747 of TWA coming from New York, landing at the new airport named "Charles de Gaulle" in Roissy en France, located at 27 kms to the northeast of Paris. AFP PHOTO / AFP PHOTO / STRINGER")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/aviation boeing 747](/t/679/aviation-boeing-747-12312278.jpg.webp "Aviation-Boeing 747. The TWA "Star of Paris" Boeing 747 is seen just after landing at Orly's airport, on April 13, 1970, after its first New-York-Paris commercial flight. On September 30, 1968, the first 747 was rolled out of the Everett assembly building before the world's press")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/hindenburg](/t/679/hindenburg-12312206.jpg.webp "HINDENBURG. Picture dated April 1936 of the dining room of the German giant zeppelin "Hindenburg". Pride of the German Third Reich, the Hindenburg, the largest aircraft ever built, burst into flames 06 May 1937, 200 feet over its intended landing spot at New Jersey's Lakehurst Naval Air Station")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/flying zeppelin hindenburg](/t/679/flying-zeppelin-hindenburg-12312202.jpg.webp "Flying-Zeppelin-Hindenburg. German giant airship Zeppelin "Hindenburg" explodes in a ball of fire as she came in to land in New Jersey during the night of 06 May 1937, killing at least 33 of her passengers and crew")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/hubert latham](/t/679/hubert-latham-12312198.jpg.webp "Hubert Latham. Picture taken in the1910's of French aviator Hubert Latham who at controls of his monoplane "Antoinette" reached to climb at 1, 000 meters, 04 January 1910. / AFP PHOTO")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/retro aviation costes bellonte](/t/679/retro-aviation-costes-bellonte-12312192.jpg.webp "Retro Aviation-Costes and Bellonte. A crowd of journalists and officials surround French aviators Dieudonne Costes and Maurice Bellonte Breguet plane " Point d'Interrogation", on September 01, 1930 at Le Bourget airport as they are to take off for the first non-stop transatlantic flight Paris to New York")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/france aerospace show](/t/679/france-aerospace-show-12312276.jpg.webp "France-Aerospace-Show. US space shuttle "Enterprise", on the back of a Boeing 747 takes off from Le Bourget airport, on May 27, 1983 during the International Paris Air Show. AFP PHOTO PHILIPPE WOJAZER / JOEL ROBINE / AFP PHOTO")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/france aerospace show](/t/679/france-aerospace-show-12312246.jpg.webp "France-Aerospace-Show. The "Blue Bell Girls" dance in front of a Trident airplane during the International Paris Air Show, on June 05, 1963 at Le Bourget airport. AFP PHOTO / AFP PHOTO")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/hindenburg](/t/679/hindenburg-12312214.jpg.webp "HINDENBURG. Picture dated May 1936 of German giant zeppelin "Hindenburg", in Lakehurst, USA. Pride of the German Third Reich, the Hindenburg, the largest aircraft ever built, burst into flames 06 May 1937, 200 feet over its intended landing spot at New Jersey's Lakehurst Naval Air Station")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/hindenburg](/t/679/hindenburg-12312210.jpg.webp "HINDENBURG. Picture dated May 1936 of German giant zeppelin "Hindenburg", in Lakehurst, USA. Pride of the German Third Reich, the Hindenburg, the largest aircraft ever built, burst into flames 06 May 1937, 200 feet over its intended landing spot at New Jersey's Lakehurst Naval Air Station")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/hindenburg](/t/679/hindenburg-12312208.jpg.webp "HINDENBURG. Picture dated 21 May 1936 of German giant zeppelin "Hindenburg", in Lakehurst, USA. Pride of the German Third Reich, the Hindenburg, the largest aircraft ever built, burst into flames 06 May 1937, 200 feet over its intended landing spot at New Jersey's Lakehurst Naval Air Station")
![vintage archive/transport aviation/lindbergh tingmissartoq](/t/679/lindbergh-tingmissartoq-12312204.jpg.webp "Lindbergh-Tingmissartoq. stands on a wing of his "Lockheed Sirius Plane", while it is unloaded at sea")
![vintage archive/transport aviation paris air/france aerospace show](/t/679/france-aerospace-show-19131051.jpg "France-Aerospace-Show. US space shuttle "Enterprise", on the back of a Boeing 747 takes off from Le Bourget airport, on May 27, 1983 during the International Paris Air Show. AFP PHOTO PHILIPPE WOJAZER / JOEL ROBINE (Photo by AFP)")
