Jay Gage
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Jay Gage was an aero inventor and aviator in Los Angeles. He ran the Jay Gage School of Aviation.
Gage built the "Fowler-Gage biplane", with pontoons, for Robert Fowler, who flew it in Panama. This airplane is now exhibited at the National Air and Space Museum.[1]
This person had 1 publications and 0 patents in this database.
Publications by or about Jay Gage
- Gage, 1912, Gage settles at Griffith Field (Simple title: Gage settles at Griffith Field, Journal: Aero)
- Shaffer, 1912, The Gage Biplane (Simple title: The Gage Biplane, Journal: Aeronautics (US))
References
- ↑ "Fowler-Gage Biplane", NASM; retrieved 29 April 2019.
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