Houston Public Media has released an episode of The Engines of Our Ingenuity, numbered 3393, which focuses on the Curtiss Robin airplane from 1928. This episode explores the significance of the Curtiss Robin, suggesting it had more to offer than initially meets the eye. Further details about the episode and the Curtiss Robin airplane are available from Houston Public Media, for those interested in learning more about this topic.
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Episode: 3393 In which the 1928 Curtiss Robin airplane was far more than it seemed to be. Today, a ride in a bland airplane.
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