“The Atlanteans hold the sky. Essays on the history of the domestic engineering and Avia service. Volume 2
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Books about the “winged” industry are invariably attracted by readers. And this is explainable: they always have a place for a feat. In the book offered to your attention, there is also a place for a feat, but imperceptible to the feat, committed far from the general public - at airfields, in workshops, hangars and laboratories, where multi -seater liners, helicopters and local lines are being prepared. The heroes of this book are responsible for their normal work-aviation engineers, technicians, and specialists of the aviation and technical service of civil aviation.
The authors of this book, who are directly related to the “Engineering Workshch”, tried to talk unbatiently about the history of their service, about their colleagues, about their everyday work, which is based on the most important in aviation - flight safety
The authors of this book, who are directly related to the “Engineering Workshch”, tried to talk unbatiently about the history of their service, about their colleagues, about their everyday work, which is based on the most important in aviation - flight safety
Author:
Author:Gorlov V. Ostapenko Yu., Filatov I.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6043957-1-4
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