Alfred Leblanc

Alfred Leblanc (Parys, 13 april 1869 - 22 novimber 1921) wie in Frânsk loftfeartpionier (ballonfarder en piloat) en yngenieur.^[1] Hy wie piloat n° 17 fan Frankryk, dy't op 16 desimber 1909 syn fleanbrevet helle. Hy waard beïerdige op Père-Lachaise yn Parys .

Rekôrs

1910 - de earste piloat dy't syn fleanbrevet helle by in offisjeel eksamen.^[2]
1910 - snelheidsrekord op de ien myl.^[3]

Leblanc wurdt lokwinske troch Henri Deutsch de la Meurthe, yn Nancy nei de Circuit de l'Est d'Aviation

Boarnen, noaten en referinsjes

Boarnen, noaten en/as referinsjes:

↑ Alfred Leblanc, sjoen op 27-12-2010. Early Aviators
↑ Anzovin, Steven, Famous First Facts 2000, s. 25 item 1310, ISBN 0-8242-0958-3
↑ Le Blanc Flies Fast Mile. Covers St. Louis Course in 53 Seconds. Will Be in International Race Alfred Le Blanc, who is to pilot the French balloon Isle de France in the international balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett Cup here next week, established to-day what is said to be a world's record for aeroplane speed over a measured course. With a Blériot monoplane Le Blanc made a mile in 53 seconds, incidentally setting an American speed record. New York Times, 15 oktober 1910. Sjoen 2010-12-28

[1] Alfred Leblanc, sjoen op 27-12-2010. Early Aviators

[2] Anzovin, Steven, Famous First Facts 2000, s. 25 item 1310, ISBN 0-8242-0958-3

[3] Le Blanc Flies Fast Mile. Covers St. Louis Course in 53 Seconds. Will Be in International Race Alfred Le Blanc, who is to pilot the French balloon Isle de France in the international balloon race for the James Gordon Bennett Cup here next week, established to-day what is said to be a world's record for aeroplane speed over a measured course. With a Blériot monoplane Le Blanc made a mile in 53 seconds, incidentally setting an American speed record. New York Times, 15 oktober 1910. Sjoen 2010-12-28

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