François Hussenot
François Hussenot was a French aeronautical engineer credited with the invention of devices that record flight parameters such as speed and altitude. His pioneering work in the 1930s laid the foundation for modern flight data recording technology, ultimately contributing to aviation safety and accident investigation.
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Taiwan:
Francois Hussenot is credited with creating devices that record what happens on an airplane in the 1930s.
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François Hussenot is credited with creating devices that record what happens in an airplane.
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