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I like very much to communicate. That is because communication means to better know and understand each other. Born and raised on a small country farm at about 150-km from Romania’s capital city, Bucharest, my roots lay in rural country. I was attracted by keen sensitivity to nature, down-to-earth practicality combined with fervent idealism and poetry. I always wanted to see what was over the next hill and I also was a voracious reader and thus largely self-educated, gregarious and deeply interested in people. My first beginning to a flying job was some fifty-five years ago, if one counts from July the 27th, 1950, my birth date. Before venturing off into the wild blue yonder, and a dream to blossom and become fruitful, apparently it all started at about three years of age, with looking into the sky for any strangers to come down from their flying machines. Graduated my primary school at that farming village and continued it, and added secondary school studies in the nearby town of Buzãu, and aviation training for particularly the flying profession followed (that is an other three-year period of training time).

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28 februarie

1896, s-a nascut pilotul cdor. av. George Davidescu -poreclit "englezul", pentru eleganta sa si calm. Perioada iunie 1943 - 23 August 1944 a fost cea in care a indeplinit functia de sef de stat major al Corpului Aerian.
A fost unul dintre inițiatorii și organizatorul principal a două raiduri Bucuresti - Cape Town si retur.Raidul a fost făcut cu trei aeronave de formare ICAR M.23b. Echipajele au fost cpt.. av. Mihail Pantazi și Dumitru Ploesteanu (mecanic expeditiei), lt. cdor. Alexandru Cernescu și Max Manolescu, cpt.. av. George Davidescu și Petre Ivanovici. Au plecat de la București la 22 octombrie 1933 și se îndreaptă spre Istanbul. De acolo au zburat la Konya - Alep (Siria)-Cairo (Egipt) - Assuan - Khartoum - Malakal. Raidul lor a fost oprit din cauza unor probleme tehnice, și a trebuit să se întoarcă acasă, ajungând la București la 17 noiembrie.
Al doilea raid : Max Manolescu și Petre Ivanovici (ucis într-un accident de avion ), au fost înlocuiti de cpt.. cdor. av. Gheorghe Jienescu și cpt.. av. Gheorghe Olteanu.Mecanicul Anton Stengher s-a alăturat expediției aeriene. Au plecat pe 14 aprilie 1935 de la București și, în urma același traseu, Malakal - Nairobi (Kenya) - Salisbury - Pietersburg - Bucharest - Kimberly - Cape Town. Ei au aterizat la destinația lor finală, la 25 aprilie.

FOTO :14 April 1933, de la stanga la dreapta Dumitru Ploesteanu, Petre Ivanovici, George Davidescu, Alexandru Cernescu, Max Manolescu, Mihail Pantazi.

cdor. av. George Davidescu
Picture courtesy of mr. Blanariu
Cdor. av. George Davidescu (dubbed "the Englishman", for his ellegance and calm)
Fighter Pilot
Born: 28 February 1896, Bucharest
Units:
  • 1939 - 1941: CO Air Force Officer School
  • June 1943 - 23 August 1944(?): chief of staff 1st Air Corps

Combat missions: -
Victories: -
Decorations:
  • Virtutea Aeronautica Order Gold Cross class

War episode:
Because cdor. av. Davidescu did not take part in any war mission, I decided to relate some of his inter-war exploits. He was one of the initiators and main organizer of two raids Bucharest - Cape Town and return.
The first raid was made with three ICAR M.23b training aircraft. The crews were cpt. av. Mihail Pantazi and Dumitru Ploesteanu (expedition's mechanic), lt. cdor. Alexandru Cernescu and of. ec. cl. III Max Manolescu, cpt. av. George Davidescu and of. ec. cl. III Petre Ivanovici. They left from Bucharest on 22 October 1933 and headed for Istanbul. From there they flew to Konya - Alep (Syria)-Cairo (Egypt) - Assuan - Khartoum - Malakal. There, their raid was stopped, due to technical problems, and had to return home, arriving in Bucharest on 17 November.
Picture courtesy of mr. Blanariu
14 April 1933, from left to right: Dumitru Ploesteanu, Petre Ivanovici, George Davidescu, Alexandru Cernescu, Max Manolescu, Mihail Pantazi
For the second raid they chose an airplane more suited to the task: the ICAR Universal. Max Manolescu and Petre Ivanovici (killed in a plane crash in the meantime) were replaced by cpt. cdor. av. Gheorghe Jienescu and cpt. av. Gheorghe Olteanu. The mechanic Anton Stengher also joined the expedition. They left on 14 April 1935 from Bucharest and, following the same route, arrived at Malakal on 18. From there they headed to Nairobi (Kenya) - Salisbury - Pietersburg - Johannesburg - Kimberly - Cape Town. They landed at their final destination on 25 April. Five days later they started their return journey and, on 25 May, they entered Romanian airspace, being escorted by 9 ARR Potez XXVs. At Baneasa airfield a huge crowd had gathered to greet them, as well as many VIPs. Later that day, they were taken to the Royal Palace, where they were awarded the "Virtutea Aeronautica" Order Gold Cross class for their achievement.
Died: 1972, Bucharest.




WorldWar2.ro - cdor. av. George Davidescu
av Traian Ciocan Nicolae slt av Dumitru Pasare adj maj av r Vasile Pascu lt av Alexandru Paun lt av r Nicolae Polizu Micsunesti lt av Horia Pop cpt av Gheorghe Popescu Ciocanel adj av Victor Popescu lt cdor av Alexandru Popicu Popisteanu cpt av Eusebie Popovici cpt av Ion Profir adj sef av Stefan Grecu Pucas cpt av Craciun Sbilt Salajan cpt cdor av Ioan Sandu cpt av Wilhelm Schmaltz cpt av Dorin Sculi adj stg av r Niculae Sculy Logotheti cpt av Alexandru Serbanescu adj sef av Nicolae Stan lt av Virgil Ghinghi Stanculescu lt av Dragos Stinghe lt av Dan Stoian cpt av Gheorghe Stroici cpt av Virgil Trandafirescu slt av r Sorin Tulea slt av Florin Vasilovschi adj av r Tiberiu Vinca cpt av Dan Vizanti slt av Ion Vonica cdor av George Davidescu Picture courtesy of mr Blanariu Cdor av George Davidescu dubbed the Englishman for his ellegance and calm Fighter Pilot Born 28 February 1896 Bucharest Units 1939 1941 CO Air Force Officer School June 1943 23 August 1944 chief of staff 1st Air Corps Combat missions Victories Decorations Virtutea Aeronautica Order Gold Cross class War episode Because cdor av Davidescu did not take part in any war mission I decided to relate some of his inter war exploits He was one of the initiators and main organizer of two raids Bucharest Cape Town and return The first raid was made with three ICAR M 23b training aircraft The crews were cpt av Mihail Pantazi and Dumitru Ploesteanu expedition s mechanic lt cdor Alexandru Cernescu and of ec cl III Max Manolescu cpt av George Davidescu and of ec cl III Petre Ivanovici They left from Bucharest on 22 October 1933 and headed for Istanbul From there they flew to Konya Alep Syria Cairo

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ROMANIAN AEROSPACE ASSOCIATION


The Romanian Aerospace Association is a Romanian incorporated non-profit organization.
Here are some of the RAA's short and long term goals:
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To be a strong voice in the aerospace field of activity.
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To promote knowledge and uphold a high standard of knowledge and professional efficiency among aerospace enthusiasts.
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To closely cooperate with authorities and institutions concerned with aerospace training, industry and business.
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To sponsor and support the passage of legislation and regulations which will increase and protect the safety of air navigation, to promote safety.
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To support the way forward for a comprehensive air passenger right policy.
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To approach the small and large companies of the sector.
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To optimize resources and efforts.
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To serve as springboard to develop the training in the aerospace sector.
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To serve as negotiator and spoke voice to the various Administrations.
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To achieve a greater implementation of the air companies in the training of the own staff.
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To accomplish diffusion campaigns of the officially regulated courses to students in order to attract and get future training.
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To extend the acceptance capacity of the students.
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To arrange training courses in the facilities of the air companies.
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To improve the continuous training of the teaching staff.

STRATEGIC DIRECTION


Dear Aerospace Colleague,

The information you are about to read is for you - the RAA member - at the head of today's corporation (i.e., for the strategist, the leader, the motivator).
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and information exchange and enables all employees to access your corporation's "collective brain".
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in the strategy-planning process.
· Build strategies that maximise stakeholder value.

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Mission of Romanian Aerospace Association

- To organise high level aerospace events & summits internationally

- To provide the bridge between aviation professionals and new networks and opportunities

- To enhance the exchange of information and knowledge in the aerospace industry

- To establish a forum for information and professional networking

- To promote aerospace professionals and institutions nationally & internationally

- To identify new business opportunities

- To provide the forum for national & international aerospace networking and debate

- To contribute to the education of both the aerospace novice and professionals as well

- To explore local and international knowledge and understanding

- To be the ideal international network of information exchange and collaboration