1. Spacecraft #3 and #4 were destroyed during unmanned test flights.

2. Meanwhile, as the modifications proceeded, additional test flights were made, including night flights.

3. When are the first models expected to be ready for test-flights and induction to the IAF?

4. These tests were followed with three test flights with Enterprise manned to test the shuttle flight control systems.

5. 24 Test flights of the Redstone and Atlas rockets carrying unmanned Mercury capsules were taking place with varying degrees of success.

6. The Smithsonian based its claim for the Aerodrome on short test flights Glenn Curtiss and his team made with it in 1914.

7. With the successful completion of the proving test flights, the Argentine Air Force requested a pre-production order of 12 IAe 33 aircraft.

8. The successful results produced by the test flights of the Saab 210 led to an order being placed for three full-size Draken prototypes.

9. Between 1955 and 1957, the NB-36H completed 47 test flights and 215 hours of flight time, during 89 of which the reactor was critical.

10. MSN009, Airbus’ test aircraft powered by Engine Alliance GP7200 completed almost 800 hours of test flights, including dedicated high altitude, hot and cold weather test campaigns, in addition to noise testing and special fuel grade tests.

11. Yet the New York Post of November 4, 1977, reports: “The Federal Aviation Administration said yesterday that the average noise level at each of seven locations where it took readings during test flights [of the Concorde] was within acceptable limits.”