Mario Stoppani (24 May 1895 – 20 September 1959) was an Italian World War I flying ace credited with six aerial victories. His valor earned him two Silver...
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patriot, geologist and palaeontologist Mario Stoppani (1895–1959) – Italian World War I flying ace Stoppani Glacier, valley glacier located in Alberto...
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air company flying around the Mediterranean. While flown mostly by Mario Stoppani, the Z.506A set a number of altitude, speed and distance records for...
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France First Chinese ace; French Foreign Legion, Escadrille SPA.37. Mario Stoppani 31 October 1916 Italy First Italian ace.[citation needed] Fernand Jacquet...
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Savoia-Marchetti S.78. The prototype Z.501 was first flown in 1934 by test pilot Mario Stoppani. The aircraft had a very slim fuselage, a high parasol wing and a wing-mounted...
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engines delayed the first flight, which was on 27 August 1948, piloted by Mario Stoppani. Although flight testing went well, the project was abandoned as a result...
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and stood up well to harsh conditions. In association with test pilot Mario Stoppani, chief pilot for CANT, Zappata's designs set 41 world aeronautical records...
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(Gold, 1941 posthumously) Luca Parmitano (Silver, 2007) Mario Pezzi (Gold, 1937) Mario Stoppani (Gold, 1938) Filippo Zappata (Gold, 1991) Roberto Vittori...
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1940 and March 1942. Between 28 February and 1 March 1942, test pilot Mario Stoppani succeeded in taking off and landing fully loaded in very rough seas...
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André Japy, France; Bertha Alisch, Germany; Elly Beinhorn, Germany; Mario Stoppani, Italy; Casimiro Babbi, Italy; Marchesa Carina Negrone, Italy; Hoja...
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