When Orville Wright piloted the “Flyer,” the name of their wood-and-fabric, four-cylinder engine soared for 120 feet, he changed the world forever. On December 17, 1903, only a little over a hundred years ago, Wilbur and Orville Wright ushered in the age of aviation. Their four short flights at Kitty Hawk fulfilled one of humankind’s greatest fantasies—to fly through the air like the birds. Today, in the early half of the 21st century, even people with relatively modest means can afford their own aircraft and enjoy short flights. Should You Buy Your Own Airplane? Buying your first airplane is actually…
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