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Constantin „Coty” Abeles
[tabs] [tab title=”Profile”] Constantin „Coty” Abeles Date of birth: we do not have information Deceased: we do not have information Place of birth: we do not have information Constantin (nicknamed Coty by his friends) Abeles obtains his military pilot’s license on 24 September 1924, at the Tecuci pilot school. Soon, his outstanding skills in the field, would also help him become a flight instructor. In 1930, he is invited to teach at the „Mircea Cantacuzino” School of Aviation. He becomes one of the main flight instructor of the school, where he is in charge in training numerous aspiring pilots , among whom it is worth mentioning Marina Știrbey, Nadia Russo, Constantin (Bâzu) Cantacuzino, and Virginia Duţescu. In May 1936 he participates in the international air show in Plzen, Czechoslovakia, where at an În mai 1936 participă la un miting aviatic internațional la Plzen, în Cehoslovacia, where he performed next to renowned pilots from Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Germany and Switzerland. He ranked an honourable fifth place among the twenty competitors, which was equivalent to an international standing. After the dissolution of the Mircea Cantacuzino School of Aviation, Constantin Abeles worked, until the outbreak of World War II, at the Aero Club in Prahova. During the war, graded as the rank of captain, he appointed the commander of a transport department that operated on the Eastern Front using Junkers 52 aircrafts. At the end of the war, since he was not a supporter of the new regime, Abeles did not find a place in the Romanian aviation Ultimately, he left Turkey and settled in the United States and died in New York. [/tab] [tab title=”Gallery”] Constantin „Coty” Abeles Date of birth: we do not have information Deceased: we do not have information Place of birth: we do not have information [nggallery id=73][/tab] [tab title=”Planes”] Constantin „Coty” Abeles Date of birth: we do not have information Deceased: we do not have information Place of birth: we do not have information [/tab] [tab title=”Archives”] Constantin „Coty” Abeles Date of birth: we do not have information Deceased: we do not have information Place of birth: we do not have information [/tab] [/tabs]
Book Launch: The „Mircea Cantacuzino” School of Aviation
Along with the inauguration of the website took place also the launch of the book The „Mircea Cantacuzino” School of Aviation. The idea for such an album emanated from the desire, the right, and a sense of responsibility to re-live the sensation I felt after viewing images of a rich cultural history that lay dormant in many minds, personal photo albums, and the National Archives of Romania. After going through this album, our wish is for people to rejoice and have a sense of pride for what was achieved in the past, in a country still very much disentangling itself from a checkered past.
Newspaper „Aripi” – 1 Apr. 1931
Newspaper „Aripi” – 1 Apr. 1931 The school of the Royal Romanian Aeroclub The regulation, admission requirements, operating conditions, etc. of the school are being published. [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][nggallery id=66][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”][recent_posts count=”100″ cat=”146,147″][/tab] [/tabs]
Our civil aviation in 1936
Our civil aviation in 1936 An overview of Romanian civil aviation in 1936 [tabs] [tab title=”Original document”][nggallery id=64][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”]No pilots are being mentioned in the article[/tab] [/tabs]
Newspaper „Ordinea” – 22 Oct. 1936
Newspaper „Ordinea” – 22 Oct. 1936 „Ordinea” newspaper will equip the Romanian aviation with 3 new aircrafts which will be part of the „Regina Maria” squadron. The planes will be bought from France [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][nggallery id=65][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”] We don’t have records of pilots related to this topic.[/tab] [/tabs]
Newspaper „Gazeta sporturilor” – 15 Oct. 193?
Newspaper „Gazeta sporturilor” – 15 Oct. 193? Papană will attempt a journey on the route New-York – Bucharest The aviator will be the first Romanian to cross the Atlantic. The plane for the journey will be bought in USA, from Detroit. [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][nggallery id=63][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”]Al. Papană[/tab] [/tabs]
Newspaper „Aripi” – 1 Mar. 1931
Newspaper „Aripi” – 1 Mar. 1931 Air tourism in Romania A short presentation of the „Mircea Cantacuzino” School of Aviation. [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][singlepic id=912 w=450 h=450 float=none][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”][recent_posts count=”100″ cat=”145″][/tab] [/tabs]
Newspaper „Gazeta sporturilor” – 28 Feb. 1931
Newspaper „Gazeta sporturilor” – 28 Feb. 1931 From the Association for the Development of Air Tourism „Mircea Cantacuzino” Information about the Association for the Development of Air Tourism „Mircea Cantacuzino” starting its activity. [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][singlepic id=914 w=450 h=450 float=none][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”][recent_posts count=”100″ cat=”145″][/tab] [/tabs]
Newspaper „Dimineața” – 25 Feb. 1931
Newspaper „Dimineața” – 25 Feb. 1931 Announcement The Mircea Cantacuzino School of Aviation, having HRH Prince Nicolae as Honorary President and being the official school of the Royal Romanian Aeroclub announces the enrollments will commence on March 1 at the Aeroclub, 10 Clemenceau Str. [tabs] [tab title=”Original Document”][singlepic id=499 w=320 h=240 float=none][/tab] [tab title=”Pilots mentioned”][recent_posts count=”100″ cat=”145″][/tab] [/tabs]