Caracas, 07/05/2010, Efemerides Aeroblog .- May 7 in aviation.
- 1927 - was founded as the first airline Varig of Brazil.
- 1937 - The XC-35 became the first Lockheed plane with a pressurized cabin.
- 1960 - The Soviet Union set out a cover of America on the status of a Lockheed U-2 spy plane shot down over USAF Russia six days earlier. Then Russia forward, adding information that the pilot had survived and much of the spy plane was intact. Assuming that the pilot was killed and the aircraft destroyed, the United States say they had lost an aircraft weather measurements.
- 1979 - British Airways becomes the first airline to use the -500 version of the Lockheed L-1011 in service on a flight from Heathrow to Abu Dhabi.
- 1984 - The PC-9, a low-wing tandem seat turboprop training aircraft Pilatus-makes its first flight.
- 1999 - Express Airlines, which later became Pinnacle Airlines, has announced that it will be the launch operator of the Bombardier Regional Jet (CRJ) of Northwest Airlines.
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