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Freddy the pilot
Freddy the pilot

By Walter R. Brooks

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Freddy the pig and his animal friends take to the air to save Mr. Boomschmidt's Stupendous and Unexcelled Circus from the evil schemes of Watson P. Condiment, the comic book tycoon.

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Fliegen
Fliegen

By Peter Gartmann

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It s True Pigs Do Fly It s True
Jeremy and the fantastic flying machine
Mr. Bob s Magic Ride in the Sky
Flying
Flying

By Kevin Luthardt

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A boy's simple questions about why he cannot fly lead to an imaginative journey with his father.

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Aviation Weather Surveillance Systems
Flying Jack
Flying Jack

By Kathye Fetsko Petrie

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