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| Paul Baumgarti was an Austrian who had worked on three helicopter designs during the war years before emigrating to Brazil. He experimented with a number of light helicopters in the 1950s and 1960s including the single-seat PB-60 unpowered ground-towed rotor kite, and the PB-64 which was an ultra-light single-seater with a minimal tubular fuselage structure. The PB-64 had an unusual pulse-jet propulsion arrangement with the two 13-kg ITA jets fitted to a transverse stabilising beam set at right angles to the rotor. The aircraft had no tail rotor but was fitted with a small rudder. No production of any of these designs was undertaken. R.Simpson "Airlife's Helicopter and Rotorcraft", 1998
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with a sound executive summary. | | Dr. sata Maria, dr.alubasata777=yahoo.co.uk, 04.06.2009 Hallo,
I am Hon. Dr.Alubasata Maria.(Rtr.) I'm seeking for professional
managers for Air freight and passengers company set up in any suitable
location with the best economic advantage.
I'm presently looking at Canada market, but needs someone who can work
with me as partner and manager in carrying out the required market
surveyor, establishment and manage the same company for me.
Secondly, I can also invest in any project that you may have to offer,
though it must to be a project that has the capacity to give a
promissing APR within 2-3 years of operation. It can be in any field
but preferriablly in Aviation. so let me know what you have to offer
with a sound executive summary.
N.B. I am not interested on any partner that will demand for upfront
fee, hence I am looking for someone that will work with me as my
partner in setting up the airline and manage the same with a mutual
agreement.
Kindly contact me for further discussions:
My email: dr.alubasata777@yahoo.co.uk or dr.alubasata777@gmail.com
Regards
Hon.Dr. Alubasata Maria (Rtr.) |
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