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CABO ROJO FLY IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND WEEKEND ACTIVITIES
Aerial photo taken this weekend at the border Fly In Aereoclub Quisqueya conducted between Santiago…
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Boeing 787 in Las Americas Airport Dominican Republic (Video)
Footage of Boeing 787 to LAs Americas Airports, Video and Photos by Richard Polanco while…
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Growing private aviation tourism to Dominican Republic – Airventure2014
OSHKOSH, Wisconsin 2014, Secretary of State, Executive Director of the Airport Department Fernandez Zucco, highlighted the sustained…
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FIFA Boeing 737 Paint for Brazil’s World Cup Team
You won’t miss this colourful big bird in the sky that’s for sure! Vibrant colours,…
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The Boeing 777-200
The Boeing 777-200, One of the planes preferred by passengers and airlines around the world.…
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Sunseeker Duo First Passenger Flight
On May The Solar Powered Sun Seeker took flight for the first time with two…
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Automated assembly of aircraft wings
Even today, aircraft wings are still assembled manually; but this process could soon be automated…
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Five new Boeing 777 jets for PIA / Pakistan International Airlines
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday gave his approval for induction of five new…
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Boeing 777 300ER Cockpit
The 777-300ER (“ER” for Extended Range) is the C-market version of the -300. It features…
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Seaborne Airlines new routes San Juan > Santo Domingo
Seaborne Airlines, the fastest growing airline in the Caribbean , announces that its nonstop service…
IN MEMORIAM
Franklin Polanco Sr.
The website is dedicated to the memory of Franklin Polanco Sr. My father, pilot, communicator, aviation promoter, mentor, and friend to countless aviators around the world.
Throughout his life, Franklin became one of the Dominican Republic’s strongest advocates for general aviation. Whether helping international pilots plan Caribbean adventures, supporting aviation organizations, mentoring young aviators, or promoting Dominican aviation abroad, he believed aviation was ultimately about people.
His influence reached far beyond the cockpit.
His work earned recognition from the Dominican Institute of Civil Aviation (IDAC), which honored him by naming the main auditorium of the Higher Academy of Aeronautical Sciences (ASCA) after him, recognizing his extraordinary contribution to Dominican aviation.
