Daniel  &  Montaine     ( - May 27, 2000 )


Flagler Beach, Florida & Dutchess County Airport, New York

Photos & Magazine Articles
Fred Robbins
Jean-Marie Klinka
Budd Davisson

Jim Koepnick

Alain Ernoult

Russell Munson

Edwards AFB

World Airshow News

AOPA Pilot

Oshkosh '87

Misc Memories

CAP Contest Plaques

Sussex Airshow
Performers

Montaine's Bird Strike

More Misc. Photos

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Formation Flight
 
The poem, the story, hear Montaine
Montaine's 50th Birthday 1998
 

Debbie Gary's
  
  

   French Connection Memorial Scholarship  

 Tribute
 Obits/Guest Book:  Daniel   Montaine 
   NASA Tribute  
CapTens Team

"to fly, modestly, in tribute to THE FRENCH CONNECTION"

   Michel Bardot's Tribute Page  
   Wikipedia Article  
  Tom Saccio's Montaine Story
  Budd Davisson's CAP10 Pirep   
   Scott Rhodes' Montaine Story  
#129 "You killed zat duck!" by Brian Lansburgh  
ICAS Foundation Airshow Hall of Fame

(Photo courtesy ICAS Foundation)

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 Visit ICAS Foundation Airshow Hall of Fame 

   Memorial Service Video
     

 [English Text of Service in France

 [Printed Program

    Chapter 52 
Original Charter   

IAC.org

  1970s-80s Photos  

  Sport Aerobatics  


Letter
from
Montaine
 Remembering Auguste Mudry 
  
From Michel Bardot
(Includes 2 large documents with pictures.)

Tribute
 

Many years at this nearby airshow

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French Connection Aerobatic Course (PDF file)
by Daniel Héligoin (Transcribed by Jean-Marie Klinka)
Biography by François Dabin

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Cover Photo and Review of English Translation by Fred Robbins

March 22, 2017 Update
(1) The "English Version - From U.S." (Amazon)
and "...From Canada" both work now.
(2) An eBook version is available
HERE.

Author gave Montaine her 1st flight!

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Click here for Article by Jean-Marie Klinka (English Translation)

 

 
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Updated: March 22, 2021