Remind everyone about how flying is a surreal experience by sending them this ecard. We are also celebrating the pioneers of flight and everyone in the aviation industry.
Today we express our gratitude to the pilots and everyone in the aviation industry who has worked hard in keeping our skies and nation safe. Salute to them today and ask your friends to join in too.
In 1939, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt established National Aviation Day by presidential proclamation designating the anniversary of Orville Wright's birthday for the observance. Today we are still celebrating the great pioneers of aviation. Let's joint hands and cheer for the industry!
Being in the aviation industry is not an easy feat. Those who are working in the industry deserves all the respect they can get. So today we celebrate them greatly and remind your friends with this card too!
For centuries, humans have been fascinated by flight. In ancient China, kites few to investigate the weather. Inventors such as Leonardo da Vinci developed many ideas about flight, too. Gliders and balloons lifted humans into the sky, but none of the inventions gave a person control of where they flew. Today we celebrate the fact that this dream as come true.
Yes, some of us still stare in wonder out the plane's window as we ponder something that seems delightfully impossible. We are, after all, sitting inside a giant flying machine traveling many hundreds of miles per hour, thousands of feet above the landscape below. We owe it to the pioneers for blessing us with this ability and today we celebrate their contribution together.
Spread your wings on the National Aviation Day. Appreciate the ability to view the world from up above. We have our pioneers to thank for this ability. Enjoy the sense of freedom of flying in the skies with all of your friends.
It has always been a dream of mankind to be able to fly. We have observed birds soaring up high and our pioneers devised the technology for us to enjoy the power of flight today. For those in the aviation industry, the sky will always be their home. Salute and appreciate their contribution today!
Apart from celebrating the pioneers of aviation, we also need to express our gratitude to the pilots and everyone in the aviation industry who has worked hard in keeping our skies and nation safe. Salute to them today and ask your friends to join in too.
Although it may seem like a lot of people are afraid to fly, aviophobia afflicts only a small percentage of the population. Yes, we might be anxious but to have the ability to fly anywhere in the world is something so great! Today we shall celebrate our aviation pioneers! Remind your friends too.
Sending this card reminds everyone about how flying is a surreal experience. We are able to do this because of the pioneers who have discovered the power of flight. Today we celebrate them and everyone in the aviation industry. Say thank you and remind others to do the same too.
Two American inventors and aviation pioneers, the Wright brothers are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and making the first controlled powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight on December 17, 1903. After launching, the machine flew for 120 feet. Man flew. Since that day, aviation exploded into the skies.
