Wilbur Wright

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Wilbur Wright was an American aviation pioneer who, with his brother Orville, achieved the first controlled, powered airplane flights and helped usher in the age of modern aviation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aviation pioneer
businessperson
engineer
human
inventor
awardReceived Légion d'honneur
surface form: Légion d'honneur (France)
burialPlace Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum
surface form: Woodland Cemetery and Arboretum, Dayton, Ohio
causeOfDeath typhoid fever
coFounded Wright Company
Wright Cycle Company
countryOfCitizenship USA
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1867-04-16
dateOfDeath 1912-05-30
ethnicGroup American
familyName Wright
father Milton Wright
fieldOfWork aeronautical engineering
aircraft design
aviation
fullName Wilbur Wright self-link
givenName Wilbur
hasMemorial Wright Brothers National Memorial
hasOccupationRole chief designer of early Wright aircraft
honoredIn National Aviation Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame for Great Americans
surface form: U.S. National Hall of Fame for Famous Americans
influenced development of military aviation
early 20th-century aeronautical engineering
knownFor development of three-axis aircraft control
first controlled, sustained, powered airplane flight
pioneering modern aviation
languageSpoken English
mother Susan Catherine Koerner Wright
notableWork Wright Flyer (1903)
surface form: 1903 Wright Flyer

Wright Flyer (1903)
surface form: Wright Flyer
occupation aviation pioneer
businessperson
engineer
inventor
partnerInInvention Orville Wright
performedFirstFlightWith Wright Flyer (1903)
surface form: Wright Flyer
placeOfBirth Henry County, Indiana NERFINISHED
Millville, Indiana
placeOfDeath Dayton
surface form: Dayton, Ohio
religion United Brethren in Christ
surface form: United Brethren in Christ (family background)
residence Dayton
surface form: Dayton, Ohio
sexOrGender male
sibling Katharine Wright
Orville Wright
significantEvent first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, 1903-12-17

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Wright Flyer (1903) designer Wilbur Wright
Wright Flyer (1903) engineDesigner Wilbur Wright
Orville Wright sibling Wilbur Wright
Orville Wright partnerInAchievement Wilbur Wright
Wilbur Wright College namedAfter Wilbur Wright
Wright brothers member Wilbur Wright
Wright hasNotableBearer Wilbur Wright
FFO namedAfter Wilbur Wright
subject surface form: Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wilbur Wright fullName Wilbur Wright self-link
College Park Airfield associatedWith Wilbur Wright
Langley Medal firstRecipient Wilbur Wright