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The AVE Mizar (named after the star Mizar) was a roadable aircraft built between 1971 and 1973 by Advanced Vehicle Engineers (AVE) of Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California. The company was started by Henry Smolinski and Harold Blake, both graduates of Northrop Institute of Technology's aeronautical engineering school.

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rdfs:label	AVE Mizar (cs) AVE Mizar (en) AVE Mizar (fr) AVE Mizar (pt)
rdfs:comment	AVE Mizar byl létající automobil, který navrhl v roce 1971 americký konstruktér polského původu . Vytvořil ho spojením automobilu a letadla . Název vozu pochází ze zkratky firmy Advanced Vehicle Engineers a hvězdy Mizar. Společnost měla v plánu zahájit v roce 1974 masovou výrobu, pořizovací cena stroje se odhadovala na 19 000 dolarů. Byly postaveny dva prototypy, které byly testovány za účelem získání certifikátu Federal Aviation Administration. Při zkouškách na letišti v Kalifornii 11. září 1973 došlo k havárii, kdy povolily sváry mezi křídlem a automobilem a v troskách stroje zahynuli majitelé firmy AVE Henry Smolinski a Harold Blake, projekt tím byl ukončen. (cs) The AVE Mizar (named after the star Mizar) was a roadable aircraft built between 1971 and 1973 by Advanced Vehicle Engineers (AVE) of Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California. The company was started by Henry Smolinski and Harold Blake, both graduates of Northrop Institute of Technology's aeronautical engineering school. (en) L’AVE Mizar (nom tiré de l'étoile Mizar) est une voiture volante développée entre 1971 et 1973 par Advanced Vehicle Engineers (AVE), une entreprise fondée par Henry Smolinski, un diplômé du Northrop Institute of Technology. Elle s'est écrasée avec son créateur le 11 septembre 1973. (fr) AVE Mizar foi um carro voador desenvolvido entre 1971 e 1973 pela Advanced Vehicle Engineers (AVE), companhia fundada em Los Angeles, Califórnia pelo engenheiro aeronáutico Henry Smolinski. Dois protótipos do Mizar foram construídos a partir da combinação da parte traseira da aeronave Cessna Skymaster com um automóvel Ford Pinto. Um deles foi colocado em exposição na concessionária Galpin Ford, em Los Angeles, enquanto o outro, equipado com um motor Teledyne Continental de 210 cavalos, começou a ser aperfeiçoado para os primeiros experimentos. (pt)
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dct:subject	High-wing aircraft Single-engined pusher aircraft 1970s United States civil utility aircraft AVE aircraft Abandoned civil aircraft projects of the United States Aircraft first flown in 1973 Aircraft manufactured in the United States Roadable aircraft Twin-boom aircraft
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Camarillo Airport List of inventors killed by their own inventions US dollar United States Van Nuys Airport Continental IO-360 1971 in aviation 1973 in aviation Strut Teledyne Continental Motors Cessna Cessna Skymaster Welding High-wing aircraft Single-engined pusher aircraft Aircraft design process Federal Aviation Administration Ford Pinto Oxnard Airport Prototype Van Nuys, Los Angeles 1970s United States civil utility aircraft AVE aircraft Abandoned civil aircraft projects of the United States Aircraft first flown in 1973 Aircraft manufactured in the United States Roadable aircraft Twin-boom aircraft Aerauto PL.5C Aerocar Naval Air Station Point Mugu National Transportation Safety Board Twin-boom aircraft Roadable aircraft Mizar (star)
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://highroad.smugmug.com/keyword/ave/1/583531558_DUJPo%23583531558_DUJPo https://web.archive.org/web/20040812032226/http:/world.std.com/~jlr/doom/blake.htm https://web.archive.org/web/20111003152033/http:/www.cookieboystoys.com/mizar.htm https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv=rzv4q5EEy1k
sameAs	AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar AVE Mizar
similar aircraft	Aerocar Aerauto PL.5C (en)
span ft	38 (xsd:integer)
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wing area sqft	201 (xsd:integer)
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