Fowler isn’t a what, but a who. They’re named after Harlan Davey Fowler, the guy who invented the most complicated flap in our arsenal.
by William E. Dubois | Jul 12, 2021 | 20210722, Aviation News, General Aviation, Opinion, Questions from the Cockpit | 0 comments
Fowler isn’t a what, but a who. They’re named after Harlan Davey Fowler, the guy who invented the most complicated flap in our arsenal.
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