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Español: (hélice Anáhuac) Primer correo aéreo en México. Tte. P.A. Horacio Ruiz Gaviño, 6 de julio de 1917; se efectuó en un biplano serie A No. 6 de construcción nacional con motor de 150 a 160 C.F. de fabricación Hispano-Suiza; la ruta postal fue Pachuca-México y la valija número 449. Primera hélice construida en México. Hélice Anáhuac, sometida a prueba el 26 de octubre de 1915 con resultados satisfactorios; fue diseñada por el Cap. 2/o. Ing. en Aeronáutica Juan Guillermo Villasana López, quien además en 1910 trabajó como mecánico de Alberto Braniff y lo ayudó para la realización de su primer vuelo en México. |
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