Description
The Horton Wingless aircraft was invented by William Horton of Huntington Beach, California in 1952. He called the strange-looking
plane “wingless” because he claimed the entire craft was a simple air foil with vertical fins and utilized all surfaces for
lift.
Background
The Horton Wingless aircraft was invented by William Horton of Huntington Beach, California in 1952. He called the strange-looking
plane “wingless” because he claimed the entire craft was a simple air foil with vertical fins and utilized all surfaces for
lift. Unfortunately, Horton did not have the money to develop it, but was able to get into a partnership with billionaire
Howard Hughes and Harlow Curtis.
Extent
0.3 Cubic Feet
1 Box
Restrictions
Some copyright may be reserved. Consult with the library director for more information.
Availability
The collection is open to researchers by appointment.