- Şömizli Kalın Kapak
- 128 Sayfa
- 235 mm x 235 mm
- Historic photographs
- Artefacts and objects
- Published in collaboration with the Anchorage Museum and the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum
- Alaskans were introduced to the airplane as early as 1913, when town officials in Fairbanks invited stunt flyers James and Lilly Martin to fly over the local baseball park on July 4. Because many areas are only accessible by air, this enor- mous state is still defined today by aviation so that aviation and Alaska have formed a very special symbiosis that is unique both in the world of geography and flying. The forty-ninth state has six times as many pilots and sixteen times as many aircraft per capita in comparison to the contiguous United States.
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