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Hosted by Eric W. Ristau · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Every week in aviation history holds a story worth telling. Windows of Flight explores the moments that shaped human flight — from the first machines to leave the ground, to the pilots and dreamers who pushed every boundary they found. Aviation thriller author Eric W. Ristau brings you weekly episodes covering the milestones, the firsts, the record-breakers, and the remarkable people behind them. Made for pilots, aviation history enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a great story. From the earliest aviators, the World War I and World War II to the jet age. New episodes every week.
Eric W. Ristau hosts Windows of Flight: Weekly Aviation History, a leisure show with 10 episodes published.
The history of aviation contains every kind of story there is — triumph, institution-building, and hard-won tragedy that changed engineering forever. The fourth week of July gives us all three, spanning forty-five years.
Every so often, the calendar plays a trick on aviation history — and this week, we're letting it. The third week of July centers on a single date, July 15th, which somehow hosted three of the biggest moments in the entir
The history of aviation is full of doors quietly opening — moments that didn't make front-page headlines at the time but changed everything that came after. The second week of July gives us three of them, spanning exactl
The history of aviation is written in moments of brilliant achievement and sudden silence. The first week of July gives us both — two milestones on Independence Day twenty years apart, and one disappearance that the worl
WINDOWS OF FLIGHTEpisode Summary: The Fourth Week of June The history of aviation is full of moments when human beings looked at something that had never been done and decided to do it anyway. The fourth week of June giv
The history of aviation is not just the history of aircraft. It is the history of the people who fought their way into the sky against every obstacle that stood between them and the horizon. The third week of June belong
The history of aviation is built on two things in equal measure: the courage to attempt the impossible, and the determination to make the impossible ordinary. The second week of June gives us both — a flying washboard th
The history of aviation didn't begin with the Wright brothers. It began in a smoky marketplace in southern France, on a June morning in 1783, when two brothers who made paper for a living let go of some ropes and changed
The history of aviation is full of men and women who looked at the sky and refused to accept what was possible yesterday as the limit of what was possible today. The fourth week of May gives us two stories that sit at th
The third week of May spans nine remarkable years in aviation history — and every one of them involves the Atlantic Ocean, a desperate gamble, and someone refusing to quit. We start on May 15th, 1918, when the United Sta
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Windows of Flight: Weekly Aviation History is hosted by Eric W. Ristau. The show is categorised under leisure (aviation) and has published 10 episodes.
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