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| 2020-03-31 || [[Columbia Area Transit]] || Columbia Area Transit (CAT), officially the Hood River County Transportation District, is a [[public transit]] agency serving [[Hood River County, Oregon|Hood River County]], Oregon, United States. It operates local bus routes in the city of [[Hood River, Oregon|Hood River]], as well as commuter bus routes to [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]], [[The Dalles, Oregon|The Dalles]], and nearby communities. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Truflip99|Truflip99]] (8634) ||
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| 2020-04-07 || [[Claude Weaver III]] <small>(pilot)</small> || Claude Weaver III [[Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)|DFC]], [[Distinguished Flying Medal|DFM]] & [[Medal bar|Bar]] (August 18, 1923 – January 28, 1944) was an American pilot who joined the [[Royal Canadian Air Force]] during [[World War II]]. He was the youngest [[Allies of World War II|Allied]] [[flying ace]] of the war and was credited with 12.5 aerial victories. He was shot down and taken as a [[prisoner of war]] for one year before successfully escaping captivity, however he was later shot down a second time and killed. || C || [[Special:Contribs/NickRich21|NickRich21]] (2109) ||
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| 2020-02-29 || [[Saab Viking]] || The Saab Viking is a concept car designed by the Italian company [[Carrozzeria Fissore]] and presented in 1982. The concept was designed by [[Tom Tjaarda]]. The Viking is based on a Saab 900 Turbo chassis. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Powerfox|Powerfox]] (1904) ||
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| 2020-04-08 || [[Aero AT-1]] || The Aero AT-1, a.k.a. Antoniewski AT-1, is a two-seat, low wing, ultra-light sport aircraft, developed by Tomasz Antoniewski, manufactured in [[Poland]] by [[Aero AT]] in ready-to-fly certificated form and as a [[kitplane]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Supercalifornication|Supercalifornication]] (554) ||
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| 2020-03-16 || [[Aquastar (watch brand)]] || Aquastar is a Swiss [[watch]] brand focused on watches for [[Underwater diving|diving]] and [[sailing]]. Founded in 1962 by Frédéric Robert, a watch designer, [[scuba diver]] and sailor, from 1963 onwards the company formally operated as Aquastar S.A. as the successor of the brand Jeanrichard. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Patrizia Santi|Patrizia Santi]] (19) ||
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| 2020-04-10 || [[William H. Leder]] <small>(U.S. Navy pilot and Air Medal recipient)</small> || William Henry Leder (May 5, 1918 – September 5, 1943) was a [[fighter pilot]] with the [[United States Naval Reserve]] (USNR) during [[World War II]]. He is credited with scoring multiple victories during the conflict flying a [[Grumman F4F Wildcat]]. For actions during the [[Battle of Santa Cruz Islands]] he was awarded the [[Air Medal]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Brykeller|Brykeller]] (97) ||
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| 2020-04-15 || [[Polaris Scrambler 250R/es]] || The Polaris Scrambler 250R/es was the only production [[Three-wheeler#All-terrain vehicles|All Terrain Cycle]] produced in North America, an honor only challenged by neighboring specialty ATC manufacturer [[Tiger ATV LTD]]. On the market in 1985 and 1986, it was reverse engineered from an existing Polaris ATV with various outsourced components. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-04-13 || [[Honda US90]] || Honda US90, ATC90 and ATC110 directed here || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-04-16 || [[Hispano-Suiza T49]] || The Hispano-Suiza T49 was a car manufactured by the Spanish company [[Hispano-Suiza]] between 1924 and 1944. It was the Spanish version of the French H6B model. It had a 6-cylinder engine of 8,000 cm3, 160 hp and a maximum speed of 177 km / h. It featured four-wheel drum brakes, brake booster, and a three-speed gearshift with reverse. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Fittipaldi92|Fittipaldi92]] (96) ||
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| 2020-04-23 || [[Butler Blackhawk]] <small>(American 1929 3-seat Utility Biplane)</small> || The Butler Blackhawk and the Skyway from which it was developed were [[United States|American]] three-seat open-cockpit single engine biplanes of the late 1920s that were built in small numbers immediately prior to having their intended production run interrupted by the onset of the [[Great Depression]]. || data-sort-value="A1"|GA || [[Special:Contribs/NiD.29|NiD.29]] (20962) ||
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| 2020-04-05 || [[Human Horizons]] <small>(Chinese electric car manufacturer)</small> || Human Horizons Technology (widely known as Human Horizons), is a Chinese company based in [[Shanghai]] that makes [[electric car|electric cars]] and develops [[autonomous driving]] technology. It operates its production and assembly smart plant in [[Yancheng]], [[Jiangsu Province]], and its parts boutique prototype factory in [[Jinqiao]], [[Shanghai]]. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Bruceblanc|Bruceblanc]] (38) ||
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| 2020-03-24 || [[Leapmotor S01]] <small>(Battery electric car)</small> || The Leapmotor S01 (Chinese: 零跑S01), previously known as the Leapmotor LP-S01, is an [[Battery electric vehicle|all-electric]] car manufactured and sold in [[China]] by [[Leapmotor]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Periwinklewrinkles|Periwinklewrinkles]] (361) ||
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| 2020-04-27 || [[Peugeot Type 64]] || The Peugeot Type 64 was a model of early [[automobile]] manufactured by the [[France|French]] company [[Peugeot|Automobiles Peugeot]] between 1904 and 1907. It was powered by an 1817 [[cubic centimetre]] [[v-twin engine]] making 10 [[horsepower]]. It was only constructed in the body style of a small [[truck]] (one of the first Peugeots to do so), which had a payload of 1200 [[Kilogram|kg]]. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Quattrovalvole|Quattrovalvole]] (1094) ||
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| 2020-04-26 || [[Tire-derived aggregate]] || Tire-derived aggregate (TDA) is a building material made of recycled tires, which are shredded into pieces of varying sizes. It is commonly used in construction projects because it is sustainable and lightweight, along with being cheaper than many available materials. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/ChumCalloom|ChumCalloom]] (35) ||
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| 2020-04-14 || [[Honda ATC200]] || The [[Honda]] ATC 200 was introduced in 1981, as their top model in the ATC line-up, and remained in the line-up, in various forms, until Honda voluntarily ceased production in 1987. In the six years of production, six variations were made, often sold concurrently. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-01-23 || [[Daihatsu Taft (kei crossover)]] <small>(Kei car built by Daihatsu)</small> || The {{nihongo|Daihatsu Taft|Japanese: ダイハツ・タフト|Daihatsu Tafuto}} (stylised as TAFT) is a [[Crossover (automobile)|crossover SUV]]-styled [[kei car]] produced by Japanese automaker [[Daihatsu]]. It is based on the [[Toyota New Global Architecture#DNGA|Daihatsu New Global Architecture]] (DNGA) platform and replaced the [[Daihatsu Cast|Cast Activa and Sport]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/WaddlesJP13|WaddlesJP13]] (1742) ||
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| 2020-04-13 || [[List of Honda three-wheeled all-terrain vehicles]] || Honda began researching All Terrain Vehicles as early as 1967. Within 18 months they had designed and shipped their first three-wheeled vehicle, designated US90, as a 1970 model. By 1973, Honda trademarked the moniker ‘All Terrain Cycle’, leading to a near universal recognition of all three-wheeled machines as ATC's, regardless of manufacturer. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-04-22 || [[List of Suzuki Three-wheeled all-terrain vehicles]] || Suzuki was the last of the Japanese Big-Four manufacturers to introduce an ATC to the market. Their first model was a modest recreational 4-stroke, the ALT125, and would anchor their line-up in the five years Suzuki offered ATC’s. While offering an ATC was a formality in the early eighties, Suzuki kept their line-up simple, relative to contemporaries, offering only three models. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-04-08 || [[Peugeot Type 9]] || The Peugeot Type 9 was a particular model of early [[automobile]] manufactured by the [[France|French]] company [[Peugeot|Automobiles Peugeot]] between [[1894]] and [[1897]], during which time 87 examples were built. It was equipped with a 1.2 [[Litre|liter]] [[v-twin engine]] made in conjunction with [[Daimler AG|Daimler]], one of 257 such vehicles produced. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Quattrovalvole|Quattrovalvole]] (1094) ||
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| 2020-04-17 || [[GM GEM platform]] <small>(Modern economy car platform)</small> || Global Emerging Markets, better known in acronym form as GEM, is the name of an [[automotive platform]] in use by [[General Motors]] for various vehicles sold in markets of the [[Developing country|developing world]], where many GM vehicles designed for the [[United States]] and wealthier parts of [[China]] are too expensive for most [[Consumer|consumers]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Quattrovalvole|Quattrovalvole]] (1094) ||
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| 2020-04-17 || [[GM VSS platforms]] <small>(Upcoming series of car platforms)</small> || Vehicle Set Strategy, commonly shortened to VSS, is the name applied to a series of four [[Car platform|automotive platforms]] in use by [[General Motors]] for their vehicles as part of an effort to consolidate their platform usage for the present and future. Currently, the [[Buick Encore GX]] and [[Chevrolet Trailblazer (crossover)|Chevrolet Trailblazer]] are the only production vehicles using these platforms, though GM eventually plans to have one of four VSS platforms underpin over 75% of the ... || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Quattrovalvole|Quattrovalvole]] (1094) ||
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| 2020-05-03 || [[SEAT 20V20]] <small>(Concept SEAT 2015 Geneva Motor Show)</small> || The SEAT 20V20 is an SUV [[concept vehicle|concept car]] presented by the Spanish manufatcurer [[SEAT]] at the 2015 [[Geneva Motor Show|Geneva Salon International de l’Auto]]. The denomination 20V20 stands for '' 'Vision of the Year 2020' '' ('' 'Vision veinte veinte' '' in Spanish ), referring to how the brand was seeing its future for that date. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/LeonCR|LeonCR]] (641) ||
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| 2020-04-27 || [[Rover P6BS]] || Rover P6BS aka Leyland Eight GE (Group experimental) was a prototype from Rover for a mid-engines sports car. Rover had a Buick V8 and after some work on it was finished in 1967 and was planned to go into Rover P5B and P6B, but the engineers wanted something sportier and had already stared a project on the side. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Liftarn|Liftarn]] (48316) ||
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| 2020-04-28 || [[Mazda Toyota Manufacturing USA]] || Mazda Toyota Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. (MTMUS) is a future [[joint venture]] [[automobile]] manufacturing factory in [[Huntsville, Alabama]], United States. The plant plant is expected to create at least 4,000 new jobs. This plant will also have the ability to build 300,000 vehicles a year. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Andra Febrian|Andra Febrian]] (2531) ||
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| 2020-04-03 || [[GISA (sports prototype)]] || GISA or ''GISA prototipi'' is an Italian manufacturer of [[sports prototype]] category CN cars destined for the [[hillclimbing]] and the prototype championships on the track. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Football Missionary|Football Missionary]] (592) ||
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| 2020-05-02 || [[Memorial Hall for the U.S. Airmen Killed In Action During World War II]] || Memorial Hall for the U.S. Airmen Killed In Action During World War II || C || [[Special:Contribs/Steve46814|Steve46814]] (1032) ||
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| 2020-05-03 || [[Convention Center–Southwest Waterfront Line]] || The Convention Center–Southwest Waterfront Line, designated as Route 74, is a daily bus route that is operated by the [[Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority]] between [[Walter E. Washington Convention Center]] (K & 6th Streets NW) and [[Nationals Park]] (Half and O Street) via 7th Street. || data-sort-value="A1"|GA || [[Special:Contribs/Swagging|Swagging]] (4412) ||
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| 2020-05-03 || [[Pavement cracking]] || Pavement crack refers to a variety of types of [[Road surface|pavement]] distresses that occur on the surface of pavements. Different types of pavements develop different cracks. Type of cracking is also correlated with the type of [[climate]] and [[traffic]]. Sometimes the cracks are aggregated using an index such as [[Crack index|Crack Index]], and sometimes they are merged with other distresses and form [[Pavement Condition Index]]. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Pirehelokan|Pirehelokan]] (610) ||
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| 2020-05-06 || [[Bruce W. Carr]] || Bruce Ward Carr (January 28, 1924 – April 25, 1998) was a highly decorated [[United States Air Force]] [[Colonel (United States)|colonel]]. During [[World War II]], he was shot down over [[Germany]] and, after evading capture for several days, snuck into a [[Luftwaffe]] [[Aerodrome|airfield]] and stole an enemy plane which he flew back to [[Allies of World War II|Allied]] lines. || data-sort-value="A1"|GA || [[Special:Contribs/NickRich21|NickRich21]] (2109) ||
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| 2020-05-06 || [[Vespa-Caproni Armoured Car]] <small>(Type of weapon)</small> || The Vespa-Caproni armored car was an [[Italy|Italian]] military vehicle, designed by the aircraft manufacturer [[Caproni]]. Only one prototype was built, which was tested on February 2, 1942 at the Motor Study Center. The vehicle never entered serial production. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/The Avisaurian|The Avisaurian]] (23) ||
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| 2020-04-07 || [[IAR-814]] || The IAR-814, aka MR-2, was a [[Romania|Romanian]] designed and built twin-engined trainer aircraft built in the early 1950s, the first twin-eninged aircraft wholly designed and built in Romania. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Supercalifornication|Supercalifornication]] (554) ||
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| 2020-05-06 || [[List of Perodua vehicles]] <small>(Malaysian cars)</small> || The [[Malaysia]]n [[Car|automobile]] manufacturer [[Perodua]] has produced a number of various types of [[vehicle]]s since its inception in 1992. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Quattrovalvole|Quattrovalvole]] (1094) ||
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| 2020-04-18 || [[Tigershark PWC]] || Tigershark is a defunct subsidiary of [[Arctic Cat]] that produced [[personal water craft]]'s (PWC) from 1993 until 1999. Tigershark PWC's were designed to be light, sporty and inexpensive, but early models have a reputation for poor build quality and the brand suffered, despite significant improvements with the introduction of the 1997 models. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-04-18 || [[Cadillac Lyriq]] || Lyriq is the name of an upcoming [[Electric vehicle|electric]] [[Crossover (automobile)|crossover]] to be produced by [[Cadillac]], a division of the automotive [[Conglomerate (company)|conglomerate]] [[General Motors]] (GM). It is to be the second GM electric vehicle (EV) sold in North America, after the [[Chevrolet Bolt]]. It was scheduled to be revealed in full to the public on April 2, 2020, though the unveiling is currently cancelled due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic|COVID-19 outbreak]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Ee2mba|Ee2mba]] (1420) ||
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| 2020-04-12 || [[Engine-driven tire pump]] <small>(mechanism to pump car tires from the car's engine in the brass era)</small> || Tires were not very reliable and drivers had to be ready with a hand pump. These came as single, dual or triple cylinder construction hand pumps. The different cylinders had a large pump cylinder feeding a smaller diameter cylinder to give a higher pressure at the hose. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Akrasia25|Akrasia25]] (10915) ||
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| 2020-04-06 || [[CMD – Costruzioni Motori Diesel S.p.A.]] || The CMD – Costruzioni Motori Diesel S.p.A. ''(en. Construction Diesel Engines)'' or more simply CMD is an Italian company that designs, develops, builds and markets marine engines, with its brand ''FNM Marine''. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Football Missionary|Football Missionary]] (592) ||
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| 2020-04-18 || [[List of Saturn vehicles]] <small>(Former American auto models)</small> || 4-door [[Sedan (automobile)|sedan]] || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Ee2mba|Ee2mba]] (1420) ||
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| 2020-05-03 || [[Edward L. Hoffman]] <small>(American aviation pioneer)</small> || Edward Lincoln Hoffman (1884–1970) was a [[United States Army Air Service]] (USAAS) pilot, officer and Engineering Division Chief at [[McCook Field]]. With no parachute experience, he formed a team that included aviation pioneers [[Leslie Irvin (parachutist)|Leslie Irvin]] and [[James Floyd Smith]] which developed the first modern [[parachute]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-15 || [[Steering group]] <small>(group of experts who oversee a research project)</small> || Steering group is made up of [[experts]] who oversee a [[project]] to ensure that protocol is followed and provide advice and troubleshoot where necessary. Usually it includes members of the line organization which creates the results and of the project owners or sponsors. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Saarik|Saarik]] (23) ||
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| 2020-05-15 || [[Ford CD6 platform]] || The Ford CD6 platform is an [[automobile platform]] made by [[Ford Motor Company]] since 2019. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Ee2mba|Ee2mba]] (1420) ||
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| 2020-05-14 || [[Central Gliding School]] || The Central Gliding School (CGS) is the [[Royal Air Force]]'s primary institution for the training of gliding instructors for the instruction of Royal Air Force and Air Cadet personnel. It is administered under No. 2 Flying Training School and is responsible for the standardisation of the Air Cadet gliding syllabus and it’s instructors. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/The Beanster|The Beanster]] (732) ||
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| 2020-05-12 || [[Lewis A. Rodert]] <small>(American aircraft engineer)</small> || Lewis August Rodert (1906-1973) of the [[National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics|National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA)]] was awarded the 1946 Collier Trophy for the design, development, and practical application of a thermal aircraft [[de-icing|anti-icing]] system. NACA icing research leader from 1936 to 1945. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-04-28 || [[Lorus (watch)]] || Lorus is a watch brand belonging to the Japanese [[Seiko|Seiko Watch Corporation]]. It was launched in 1982 and offers a wide variety of [[Quartz watch|quartz]] watches from a low to mid price range. The manufacturer of Lorus brand products is Seiko. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Wikitc133|Wikitc133]] (235) ||
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| 2020-05-12 || [[Sky Pearl Club]] || China Southern Airlines's [[frequent-flyer program]] is called Sky Pearl Club ([[Simplified Chinese characters|simplified Chinese]]: 明珠俱乐部; [[Traditional Chinese characters|traditional Chinese]]: 明珠俱樂部; [[pinyin]]: ''Míngzhū Jùlèbù''). The Sky Pearl Club allows its members earn FFP mileage not only flying China Southern domestic segments but also on flights of other [[SkyTeam]] member airlines within the SkyTeam global network. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Hypersonic man 11|Hypersonic man 11]] (264) ||
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| 2020-05-18 || [[Zeppelin LZ 78]] || The [[Imperial German Army]] Zeppelin LZ 78 (L-34) was a R-class [[World War I]] zeppelin. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Thats Just Great|Thats Just Great]] (2113) ||
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| 2020-05-18 || [[Base 50]] || A Base 50 engine is a generic term for engines that are [[Reverse engineering|reverse-engineered]] from the [[Honda]] {{Convert|49|cc|abbr=on}} [[air-cooled]] [[four-stroke]] [[Single-cylinder engine|single]] cylinder engine. Honda first offered these engines in 1958, on their [[Honda Super Cub|Honda Super Cub 50]]. Honda has offered variations of this engine continuously, in sizes up to {{Convert|124|cc|abbr=on}}, since its introduction. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-05-08 || [[Mercedes-Benz OM366 engine]] || The Mercedes-Benz OM366 is a 6.0 liter (5,958cc) [[Straight-6]] (I6) [[Overhead camshaft]] (SOHC) [[Diesel engine]] with 2 valves per cylinder. It is related to the [[Straight-4]] [[Mercedes-Benz OM364 engine|OM364]] engine which has two cylinders chopped off, while the bore and stroke remain unchanged. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Nostalgic Kappy|Nostalgic Kappy]] (57) ||
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| 2020-05-20 || [[Mercedes-Benz OM364 engine]] || The Mercedes-Benz OM364 is a 4.0 liter (3,972cc) [[Inline-four engine]] (I4) [[Overhead camshaft]] (SOHC) [[Diesel engine]] with 2 valves per cylinder. It is related to the [[Straight-six engine]] [[Mercedes-Benz OM366 engine|OM366]] engine which has two extra cylinders, while the bore and stroke remain unchanged. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Nostalgic Kappy|Nostalgic Kappy]] (57) ||
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| 2020-05-18 || [[Zeppelin LZ 76]] || The [[Imperial German Army]] Zeppelin LZ 76 (L-33) was a R-class [[World War I]] zeppelin. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Thats Just Great|Thats Just Great]] (2113) ||
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| 2020-04-18 || [[TAI Hürjet]] <small>(Turkish trainer and light combat aircraft)</small> || The TAI Hürjet (Free Jet) is a proposed single-engine, [[tandem seat]], supersonic advanced [[Trainer (aircraft)|trainer]] and light combat aircraft, under development by [[Turkish Aerospace Industries]] (TAI). || C || [[Special:Contribs/Fah112778|Fah112778]] (171) ||
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| 2020-05-19 || [[Ford Abeille]] || The Ford Abielle (French for Bee) is a [[coupé]] that was produced and sold in the French market between 1952 and 1954. Produced by Ford’s French subsidiary based on their earlier [[Ford Vedette|Vedette]] saloon which was itself an abandoned US project to make a cheap post-war car. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Bowralbaby|Bowralbaby]] (188) ||
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| 2020-05-19 || [[Vehicle registration plates of the Central African Republic]] || The vehicle registration plates of the Central African Republic allows the identification of vehicles registered in the Central African Republic. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Ivan Milenin|Ivan Milenin]] (2310) ||
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| 2020-05-22 || [[Arlington–Union Station Line]] || The Arlington–Union Station Line, designated Route 13Y, was a bus route operated by the [[Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority]] between [[Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport]] and [[Washington Union Station]] in [[Northwest (Washington, D.C.)|Northwest DC]]. The line operated during the weekend early AM hours only between 5:00 AM and 7:00 AM providing riders to National Airport prior to Metro's opening at 7:00 AM. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Swagging|Swagging]] (4412) ||
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| 2020-04-08 || [[Pham Quang Khiem]] <small>(pilot)</small> || Pham Quang Khiem (born December 27, 1946) was a First Lieutenant and Co-Pilot in the [[South Vietnam Air Force]] (VNAF) during the [[Vietnam War]]. Khiem was a cargo pilot with the 53rd Tactical Wing of the 5th Air Division stationed at [[Tan Son Nhut Air Base|Tan Son Nhut]]. He flew several missions into communists gained [[Pleiku Air Base|Pleiku]] in hopes to rescue VNAF personnel. || B || [[Special:Contribs/Hyperblast30|Hyperblast30]] (39) ||
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| 2020-05-24 || [[Richard Kellett]] || Air Commodore Sir Richard Kellett (1905 - 1990) was a British pilot who served in the [[Royal Air Force]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Oskosst|Oskosst]] (538) ||
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| 2020-04-15 || [[Tiger ATV LTD]] || Tiger ATV, LTD was an independently owned ATV manufacturer founded in 1984, specializing in [[All-terrain vehicle#Sport competition|Sport ATC's and ATV's]] produced in low numbers. Estimates vary in the collector community, with production numbers ranging from as little as 300, to as many a 1000 units leaving the factory. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Lastcalls|Lastcalls]] (550) ||
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| 2020-05-22 || [[Wilhelm Karmann Jr.]] || Wilhelm Karmann Jr. (4 December 1914 – 25 October 1998) was a German entrepreneur. He took over the management of [[Karmann|Wilhelm Karmann GmbH]] based in Osnabrück in 1952 and led the company to become a recognized partner of the automotive industry as a contract manufacturer of complete vehicles and as a supplier of pressed parts, production systems and roof modules for convertibles. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Devnull8|Devnull8]] (9) ||
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| 2020-05-20 || [[Zeppelin LZ 102]] || Zeppelin LZ 102 (designated L 57) was a airship of the German Imperial Navy. It was planned that it would attempt a mission to Africa but it was destroyed and its sister ship [[LZ 104 (L 59)]], nicknamed ''Das Afrika-Schiff'' ("The Africa Ship"), made a famous attempt at a long-distance resupply mission to the beleaguered garrison of [[German East Africa|Germany's East Africa colony]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Thats Just Great|Thats Just Great]] (2113) ||
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| 2020-05-19 || [[List of Subaru vehicles]] <small>(Wikipedia list article)</small> || [[Subaru]] has designed, assembled and/or sold the following vehicles: || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Ee2mba|Ee2mba]] (1420) ||
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| 2020-04-19 || [[List of Genesis vehicles]] <small>(Korean cars)</small> || [[Genesis Motor|Genesis]], the [[Luxury brand|luxury marque]] of automotive manufacturer [[Hyundai Motor Company|Hyundai]], has produced several models since its inception in 2015. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Ee2mba|Ee2mba]] (1420) ||
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| 2020-04-26 || [[Ferry Lina]] || Ferry Lina (Färjan Lina) is the world's shortest regular ferry that cross the Swedish canal [[Göta Canal]]. The ferry takes around 25–30 seconds. The ferry is powered by pulling a rope that has been lowered when a boat is passing. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Traintwo|Traintwo]] (22) ||
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| 2020-05-25 || [[Belaya Rus (demonstration team)]] || The Belaya Rus is an [[aerobatic team]] of the [[Belarusian Air Force|Air Force and Air Defence Forces of the Republic of Belarus]] which performs aerobatics from combat training [[Aero L-39 Albatros]]. The team performs at aviation and public holidays in the [[Republic of Belarus]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/AyodeleA2|AyodeleA2]] (6665) ||
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| 2020-04-13 || [[Moto Guzzi V85 TT]] || The V 85 TT is an [[Enduro motorcycle]] from [[Moto Guzzi]], which belongs to the middleweight adventure bike category. The motorcycle was announced end of 2017 and entered production in spring 2019. It is supposed to combine classic styling with modern equipments and it targets road and light off-road use. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Svaynopedia|Svaynopedia]] (3) ||
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| 2020-04-09 || [[List of Daihatsu engines]] || The [[Daihatsu]] engines are varieties of [[automobile]] engines that used mainly for Daihatsu's own vehicles, [[Toyota]], [[Perodua]] and numerous brands around the world. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Haysnawri10|Haysnawri10]] (391) ||
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| 2020-04-30 || [[List of defunct airlines of the United States (A–M)]] <small>(Wikipedia list article)</small> ||
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| 2020-05-06 || [[1972 Bean Station, Tennessee bus crash]] || The 1972 Bean Station, Tennessee bus crash was a [[head-on collision]] involving a double-decker [[Greyhound Lines|Greyhound]] bus and a [[semi-trailer truck|tractor-trailer]] on [[U.S. Route 11W]] in [[Grainger County, Tennessee|Grainger County]], [[Tennessee]], that occurred near the city of [[Bean Station, Tennessee|Bean Station]] on the morning of May 13, 1972. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/AppalachianCentrist|AppalachianCentrist]] (76) ||
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| 2020-05-17 || [[HEARTECT platform]] || The HEARTECT platform is a [[subcompact car]] [[Car platform|platform]] that underpin various [[Suzuki]] models since 2014. The platform was claimed to utilize 'Ultra and Advanced High Tensile Steel' (UHSS & AHSS). These materials could improve the occupant safety in case of an impact. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Andra Febrian|Andra Febrian]] (2531) ||
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| 2020-03-18 || [[Cora by Wisk]] <small>(autonomous personal air vehicle)</small> || The Cora by Wisk is an American autonomous [[personal air vehicle]] [[prototype]] previously developed by the [[Kitty Hawk Corporation]], and subsequently by Wisk Aero LLC and [[Boeing NeXt]], becoming Cora by Wisk. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Leo067|Leo067]] (224) ||
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| 2020-05-17 || [[Sterkh-BM]] || The Sterkh-BM is an [[unmanned aerial vehicles]] that was designed, and produced by Minsk Aircraft Overhaul Plant in [[Belarus]]. There were plans to start batch production of the unmanned aerial vehicle Sterkh-BM in 2013. Several Sterkh-BMs are said to have been assembled so far. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Wikiuser17|Wikiuser17]] (98) ||
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| 2020-05-27 || [[Neil Burgess Jr.]] <small>(American aircraft engineer)</small> || Neil Burgess Jr. (1918–1997) was a leading American aircraft propulsion engineer and designer. Working at [[General Electric]] with [[Gerhard Neumann]], they won the 1958 [[Collier Trophy]] for their work on the [[General Electric J79]] turbojet engine which powered the [[Lockheed F-104 Starfighter]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-09 || [[Electric transmission (propulsion)]] || Electric transmission or Electric powerchain is a [[Transmission (mechanics)|transmission system]] for [[Propulsion|propelling]] [[motor vehicles]]. It is used for [[#Applications|a variety of applications]] in [[Road transport|road]], [[Rail transport|rail]], and [[Marine transport|marine]] [[transport]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/WT79 The Engineer|WT79 The Engineer]] (1567) ||
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| 2020-05-25 || [[Car collection of the 29th Sultan of Brunei]] <small>(Car collection)</small> || The car collection of the 29th Sultan of Brunei is the largest private car collection in the world, consisting of approximately 7000 cars which have an estimated combined value over $5 Billion USD. The 29th Sultan of Brunei, [[Hassanal Bolkiah]], is one of the last absolute monarchs of the modern era. || C || [[Special:Contribs/WikiNewbiie|WikiNewbiie]] (33) ||
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| 2020-04-16 || [[Lendrum & Hartman]] || Lendrum & Hartman Ltd was a major London importer, and sole UK concessionaires of Buick and Cadillac cars from North America between 1919 and 1968.
It became the most prestigious car dealership in the country, having sold a Buick to the Prince of Wales, later King [[Edward VIII]] in 1935. || B || [[Special:Contribs/Long Ben Every|Long Ben Every]] (4473) ||
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| 2020-05-28 || [[Nicholas Lappos]] <small>(American aircraft engineer)</small> || Nicholas D. Lappos was the program director for the [[Sikorsky S-92]] helicopter. He shepherded the S-92 program through [[FAA]] certification. [[Sikorsky Aircraft]] and the [[Sikorsky S-92|S-92]] team, led by Nicholas Lappos, were awarded the 2002 [[Collier Trophy]] for their work on the S-92. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-29 || [[Air Kasthamandap]] <small>(Nepali airline)</small> || Air Kasthamandap Pvt. Ltd. was an [[airline]] based in [[Nepal]] which started operations in 2009. It had its headquarters in [[Kathmandu]] and operated scheduled and charter flights and cargo flights in Western Nepal. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/GERNPL|GERNPL]] (1406) ||
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| 2020-05-26 || [[Dornier Do 20]] || The Dornier Do 20 was a proposed commercial [[flying boat]] designed in the mid-1930s. It was envisaged as an improved and enlarged version of the [[Dornier Do X]] ''Flugschiff'' (flying ship) that first flew in 1929. The Do X was not entirely successful, being under-powered despite using six pairs of engines mounted above the wing, and only three were built. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Navarine|Navarine]] (392) ||
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| 2020-05-13 || [[Flytenow]] || Flytenow was an American [[flight sharing]] company. The company developed a web platform for connecting travelers with licensed pilots flying non-commercial, general aviation aircraft, allowing the cost of the flight to be shared [[pro-rata]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Joey Mcintosh|Joey Mcintosh]] (28) ||
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| 2020-05-28 || [[Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST)]] <small>(American commercial aviation safety)</small> || The Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST) is a US aviation safety partnership between regulators, manufacturers, operators and professional unions, research groups, international organizations to further enhance safety. Founded in 1998 with a goal to reduce the fixed-wing commercial aviation fatality rate in the United States by 80 percent by 2007. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-19 || [[Georges Bellenger (aviator)]] || Georges Marie Bellenger ([[Évreux]] (September 19, 1878 - [[Pecq]]. December 22, 1977), was a [[French Office in Taipei|French officer,]] [[Aircraft pilot|pilot]] of French [[aviation]] . It follows a gunner training after its integration into the [[École Polytechnique]] in 1898. Georges Bellenger was passionate about aviation in [[France]] at the beginning of the 20<abbr><sup>th</sup></abbr> century. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/NadhirNazree92|NadhirNazree92]] (51) ||
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| 2020-05-30 || [[Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System]] <small>(American military aviation safety)</small> || The Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System (Auto-GCAS) team was awarded the 2018 [[Collier Trophy]] for the design-integration and flight testing in the [[Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II|F-35]], marking the year's greatest achievement in aeronautics. The Auto-GCAS team includes the [[Air Force Research Laboratory]], [[Lockheed Martin]], the [[Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II|F-35]] Joint Program Office, the Defense Safety Oversight Council, and [[NASA]]. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-16 || [[Zeppelin LZ 64]] || The [[Imperial German Navy]] Zeppelin LZ 64, given the tactical number L 22, was a Q-class / L20-class [[World War I]] zeppelin of the [[Imperial German Navy]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Thats Just Great|Thats Just Great]] (2113) ||
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| 2020-05-27 || [[No. 90 (Signals) Group RAF]] || No. 90 Group was a [[group (air force unit)]] of the Royal Air Force. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Gavbadger|Gavbadger]] (20995) ||
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| 2020-05-26 || [[Mike Treshow]] || Michael Treshow V was a senior engineer at [[Argonne National Laboratory]] in Illinois before he was hired as a senior design specialist at General Atomic, where he was involved in drafting schematics for [[Project_Orion_(nuclear_propulsion) | Project Orion]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/StahlJenny341|StahlJenny341]] (13) ||
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| 2020-05-12 || [[Bertil Dillner]] || Bertil Dillner (12 May 1923 in [[Lit, Sweden |Lit]] [[Jämtland]], Sweden - 9 May 2015 in [[Linköping]]) was a Swedish Aeronautical engineer and aerodynamic expert. || B || [[Special:Contribs/Zzalpha|Zzalpha]] (232) ||
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| 2020-02-21 || [[1917 Nevada Sagebrushers football team]] <small>(American college football season)</small> || The 1917 Nevada Sagebrushers football team was an [[American football]] team that represented the [[University of Nevada, Reno|University of Nevada]] as an independent during the [[1917 college football season]]. The Sagebrushers were led by third-year head coach [[Jack Glascock]] and played their home games at [[Mackay Stadium|Mackay Field]]. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Utopes|Utopes]] (8636) ||
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| 2020-05-26 || [[Sunkar (demonstration team)]] || The Sunkar is one of two [[aerobatic team]]s in the [[Kazakh Air Defense Forces]] which performs aerobatics during events in [[Kazakhstan]] from combat training [[Aero L-39 Albatros]]. In the [[Kazakh language]], the name of the group is translated as "Falcon". || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/AyodeleA2|AyodeleA2]] (6665) ||
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| 2020-05-28 || [[Volkswagen Nivus]] || The Volkswagen Nivus is a [[Subcompact car|subcompact]] [[coupé]] [[crossover SUV]] manufactured by the German automaker [[Volkswagen]]. The Nivus is based on the [[Volkswagen Group MQB platform|MQB platform]], and was unveiled in May 2020 in Brazil. It would also be launched in Europe and other South American markets in 2021. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Andra Febrian|Andra Febrian]] (2531) ||
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| 2020-04-23 || [[FlyBAIR]] || flyBAIR is a [[Switzerland|Swiss]] start-up [[airline]] with its head office in [[Belp]] near [[Bern]] and bases at [[Bern Airport]] and [[Sion Airport]]. It primarily operated scheduled flights to holiday destinations across Europe, with additional charter operations throughout the summer months. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/TrainNutter|TrainNutter]] (134) ||
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| 2020-05-30 || [[Air Wallis-et-Futuna]] || Air Wallis-et-Futuna is the [[national airline]] of [[Wallis and Futuna]], headquartered in the [[territorial collectivity]]'s capital, [[Matā'Utu]]. It operates scheduled regional, and international passenger and cargo services, having its international [[Airline hub|hub]] in [[Hihifo Airport]]. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Polegåarden|Polegåarden]] (187) ||
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| 2020-03-21 || [[WP Suspension]] || WP Suspension GmbH is a manufacturer of components for [[motorcycle suspension]] systems based in Austria. The company was founded in 1977 as ''White Power Suspension [[Besloten vennootschap|B.V.]]'' in [[Malden, Netherlands|Malden]], Netherlands, by Wim Peters, and is amongst the largest manufacturers of suspension components for [[Motorcycle|motorcycles]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Grdijk|Grdijk]] (521) ||
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| 2020-03-20 || [[Jean-Luc Brunel]] <small>(French model scout, founder of MC2)</small> || Jean-Luc Brunel (born 1946) is a [[French people|French]] model scout and former [[modeling agency]] manager. He gained prominence by leading the modelling agency Karin Models, and founded MC2 Model Management which had offices in New York, Miami, and Tel Aviv. The subject of a ''[[60 Minutes]]'' investigation in 1988, Brunel has faced allegations of sexual assault spanning three decades. || C || [[Special:Contribs/HAL333|HAL333]] (12773) ||
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| 2020-05-31 || [[Charles F. Gumm Jr.]] <small>(Fighter pilot in the United States Army Air Force; WWII flying ace)</small> || Charles Francis Gumm, Jr. (October 29, 1920 – March 1, 1944), was a fighter pilot in the [[United States Army Air Forces]] and a [[flying ace]] of World War II. He was the first pilot to shoot down an enemy plane in a [[North American P-51 Mustang]] and was the first [[flying ace]] of the [[354th Fighter Group]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Erniemax|Erniemax]] (61) ||
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| 2020-05-29 || [[Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP)]] <small>(Aviation Safety Action Program)</small> || The Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP) is a US aviation proactive safety program. ASAP promotes safety by encouraging voluntary self reporting of safety occurrences and situations to the FAA certificate holder. The reports are analyzed to reduce hazards and focus training. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) || Possible spam
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| 2020-05-25 || [[Eric Dymock]] <small>(Scottish motorsports author (born 1934))</small> || Eric Dymock (born 16 April 1934) is a motoring writer and Editorial Director of Dove Publishing Ltd. Trained as an [[engineer]], he became a [[Freelancer|freelance]] [[journalist]] in the 1950s and a staff writer in 1962. He has written more than two dozen books, available in paper and electronic formats, and has worked in radio and television. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Soundonpekes|Soundonpekes]] (41) ||
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| 2020-04-08 || [[Southern Airways Express Destinations]] || [[Southern Airways Express]] serves the following destinations: || Start || [[Special:Contribs/GeminiJets31|GeminiJets31]] (288) ||
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| 2020-05-31 || [[MPM Motors]] <small>(French automobile manufacturer)</small> || MPM Motors is a French car manufacturer founded in September 2015. The first model of the new manufacturer is the [[MPM Erelis]] (the evolution of the [[Tagaz Aquila]]/PS160, formerly produced by [[TagAZ]] in Russia), was approved for Europe in December 2016. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Degen Earthfast|Degen Earthfast]] (18656) ||
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| 2020-05-31 || [[Balloon Federation of America]] <small>(Balloon Federation of America)</small> || The Balloon Federation of America (BFA) is a 501c3 non-profit group for the advancement of lighter-than-air aviation which includes [[Hot air balloon|hot air]] and gas balloons. Founded in 1960, located in [[Indianola, Iowa]], BFA membership is open to everyone. The BFA partners with the [[National Balloon Museum]] to induct outstanding individuals into the United States Ballooning Hall of Fame. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-28 || [[Bicable gondola lift]] <small>(Cable car system)</small> || The bicable gondola lift, also known as 2S gondola lift, is a type of [[Aerial lift|cable car]] system. ‘2S’ is an abbreviation of the German word {{lang|de|zweiseil}}, meaning ‘bicable’. || Stub || [[Special:Contribs/Tboa|Tboa]] (2371) ||
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| 2020-05-30 || [[Ernest G. McCauley]] <small>(American aviation innovator and industrialist)</small> || Ernest Gilbert McCauley (9 Aug 1889 – 11 Sep 1969) was an American [[aviation]] pioneer and a founder of [[McCauley Propeller Systems|McCauley Aviation Corporation]]. He began his career at the government's Propeller Research Department of the Airplane Design Section, Aviation Section of the [[Signal Corps]] based at [[McCook Field]], [[Dayton, Ohio]]. || C || [[Special:Contribs/Peteschulz210|Peteschulz210]] (1421) ||
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| 2020-05-31 || [[1998 Capital Taxi Aereo plane crash]] <small>(1998 aviation accident in Brazil)</small> || The 1998 Capital Taxi Aereo Plane Crash was a scheduled cargo flight from Teresina-Senador Petrônio Portela Airport, Brazil, to Fortaleza-Pinto Martins Airport, Brazil. On October 21, 1998, an [[Embraer EMB 120 Brasilia]], which took off from Teresina-Senador Petrônio Portela Airport, Brazil, crashed during final approach to Fortaleza-Pinto Martins Airport due to pilot error. || Start || [[Special:Contribs/Why can't I edit Userpedia?|Why can't I edit Userpedia?]] (218) ||
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