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Tue, Aug 16, 2005

Another ME262 Airborne!

The second ME262 Project fighter jet flew Monday, August 15, 2005 in Everett, WA.

The aircraft, known as Tango Tango, was flown without incident over Paine Field by test pilot Wolfgang Czaia to the delight of Bob Hammer and the ME262 Project team who have worked hard on the second of five flying examples of the historic jet.

This historic flight comes just weeks after the first flying ME262 Project aircraft, known as White One, flew formation with the Collings Foundation B-24 over the Everett, WA area. Tango Tango will continue to fly the FAA flight test schedule until it is ready for shipment to the Messerschmitt Foundation facility near Munich, Germany.

Much progress has been made on the third ME262 -- which is for sale.

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