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Yesterday’s Airplanes
When it comes down to it, nothing beats the good old fun of an old, classic airplane. Modern airplanes may be practical, but old airplanes are fun. It may be the risk taken or even the thought of living it up in the old eras, when flying these old masterpieces. ... Old airplanes are like an old sports car. Even though old airplanes are uncomfortable, slow, and even hard to fly, their pilots enjoy them. There are, however, certain ways of classifying old airplanes. ... From the shape of the body and design of the engine to the paint job, these old airplanes are one within their own era. Consequently, these revolutionary old airplanes are fascinating when looked back upon.
It all began in the early 1900s, when people first began coming up with ideas to build an airplane that actually worked. ... The deHavilland DH-4, an old light-bomber airplane, was used to carry large sacks of mail from city to city. ... This airplane was a sturdy biplane well suited for frequent trips, no matter the intensity of the weather. ... Accordingly, the airplane became more practical, enabling factories to build airplanes of all kinds. These new biplanes of the 1930s were more streamlined and had more power than the old 1920s biplanes. ... It is known that all planes built between 1945 and 1950 are now called the classic airplanes and represent an important era in airplane history. ... This era of old airplanes during the classic era come to a close with only a couple hundred of small airplanes produced shortly after World War II.
Approximate Word count = 1203
Approximate Pages = 4.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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