Flying Lessons by Radio: The 1920s Adventure of ‘A Chair, A Stick, A Radio’
Imagine yourself in the comfort of your living room, a kitchen chair as your cockpit, a broomstick as your control stick, and the voice of an aviation pioneer crackling through the radio. It’s the late 1920s, and the Alexander Aircraft Company is revolutionizing the way people think about flight, not with soaring planes, but with…