• Photographic Print Title: Man Working on Power Section of ‘Wasp’ Airplane Engine at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Parts Factory
• Artist: Dmitri Kessel
• Size: 30 x 40 inches

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Man Working on Power Section of ‘Wasp’ Airplane Engine at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Parts Factory is digitally printed on archival photographic paper resulting in vivid, pure color and exceptional detail that is suitable for any museum or gallery display. Finding that perfect piece to match your interest and style is easy and within your budget!

Man Working on Power Section of ‘Wasp’ Airplane Engine at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Parts Factory Photographic Poster Print by Dmitri Kessel, 30×40

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This Item is an original Magazine ad, taken from a vintage magazine of the year indicated. The ad is suitable for framing and displaying in your home or office. The scan of this item was taken through plastic film, however it is an accurate representation of the item. The nominal size is 10.5 inches by 14 inches.

To those who Wonder. As a flight of Flying Fortresses roars into an English sky, the wonderment of a child voices the question that people all over the earth are asking today. “For a great power is spreading throughout the world as a result of war. It is power that will shorten this war … power that can change and better the lives of people all over the earth when the war is won. It is the power of the modern airplane engine. Three of the outstanding Army and Navy Aircraft Powered by Wright Cyclone Engines: North American B-25 Mitchell; Douglas A-20 Havoc; and the Grumman TBF Avenger. 1943 Curtiss Wright War Bond Ad, A5498. 19431101

Soaring to the skies for the first time in the year 1955, the Cessna has been in production from then on till now. Over the years the Cessna planes have earned their place as the most successful mass produced light aircraft in history of aviation. By 2008, a total of 43,000 Cessna planes had been sold to people around the world.  This single engine, high wing, four-seater, fixed wing aircraft has been known to be one of the most efficient options for learning how to fly.  Created by the Cessna Aircraft Company, the Cessna 172 has many variants that come with different features, however the most common elements that runs through all the Cessna planes is the ability of the plane to offer absolute ease and convenience to fliers. The ingenuity of the Cessna 172 and its solid design has allowed fliers to soar with greater confidence in the skies.

The Cessna 172 has many features that give it an edge over the other planes. The primary elements that give it an advantage are –

Great Visibility

Two Door entry for easy access

Flower Flaps that allow short landings

Conventional Airfoil that does not stall abruptly

No Fuel Management required

Great Control

Incredible Stability

Sturdy attachment of the nose wheel to the rudder

A basic overview of the specifications of a Cessna 172 –

Capacity – 4 people

Length – 27 feet, 2 inches

Weight  – 736 kilograms

Maximum Speed – 141 mph or 228 kmph

Range – 790 miles or 1,272 kilometres

Rate of Climb – 720 feet per minute

Service Ceiling – 13,500 feet

A Cessna 172 plane is your best bet for pilot training and is your set of wings that will let you fly in ways you never thought possible. This is based on my experiences as a pilot training student at Chimes Aviation Academy (CAA – www.caaindia.com)