THE PEPSI SKYWRITER



1929 TRAVEL AIR D4D

        The 1929 TRAVEL AIR D4D open cockpit biplane flown by the
Asbury-Olivers boasts a history as spectacular as its red, white, and
blue paint job.  It was collectively designed by three notable aviation
experts: Clyde Cessna, Walter Beech, and Lloyd Stearman.  The Travel
Air D4D was the racing model of the Travel Air because of its
shorter, thinner wings.

        Today, the plane cruises the skies at 120 mph powered by a 350
horsepower Wright Whirlwind engine.  It is still essentially the same
plane that flew in 1929, with an old fashioned stick control and open
cockpit.

For More Information, Call:
Suzanne Asbury-Oliver 
(303) 697 9440

Email: PepsiTeam@aol.com