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More ›The twin ANTOINETTE V engine powers the BLÉRIOT float biplane No. 4 in October 1906. The mechanical assembly illustrates the engineering solutions used during early French aviation experiments and the development of aircraft propulsion systems.
Author: piemags
Photo size: 5.1 Mpixels (14.5 MB uncompressed) - 2696x1884 pixels (9x6.3 in / 22.8x16 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: aeronautical engine innovation, aeronautical engineering, aircraft engine, aircraft machinery history, Antoinette, Antoinette V aircraft engine 1906, ANTOINETTE V engine, aviation, aviation mechanics, aviation mechanics prewar era, aviation technology, Blériot, Blériot float biplane No. 4, Blériot propulsion technology, early flight engineering systems, Edwardian, engine, experimental propulsion research, flight innovation, France, France aviation history, French aero engine development, French engineering, mechanical design, October 1906, piemags, pioneer aircraft powerplant, powerplant development, propulsion system, transportation technology, twin engine aviation design
Published in: Louis Blériot: From the Seine to the Channel, 1905–1909