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Charles Edward Taylor (May 24, 1868 – January 30, 1956) was an American inventor, mechanic and machinist. He built the first aircraft engine used by the Wright brothers in the Wright Flyer, and was a vital contributor of mechanical skills in the building and maintaining of early Wright engines and airplanes.

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rdfs:label	Charlie Taylor (mechanic) (en) Charles Taylor (Mecánico aviación) (es) Charles Taylor (luchtvaartpionier) (nl) Charlie Taylor (pl) Charlie Taylor (mecânico) (pt)
rdfs:comment	Charles Edward Taylor (May 24, 1868 – January 30, 1956) was an American inventor, mechanic and machinist. He built the first aircraft engine used by the Wright brothers in the Wright Flyer, and was a vital contributor of mechanical skills in the building and maintaining of early Wright engines and airplanes. (en) Charles Edward Taylor (24 de mayo de 1868 – 30 de enero de 1956) Es considerado el primer mecánico de aviones al construir el primer motor de aviación usado por los Hermanos Wright y como desarrollador de las primeras habilidades mecánicas en la construcción y mantenimiento de los aviones y motores Wright. (es) Charles Edward Taylor, conhecido como Charlie Taylor (Cerro Gordo, 24 de maio de 1868 – Los Angeles, 30 de janeiro de 1956), construiu o pequeno túnel de vento usado pelos irmãos Wright em suas pesquisas sobre aerodinâmica e também o primeiro motor aeronáutico Wright usado no histórico voo de 1903. Charlie Taylor na verdade teve participação fundamental, com seus conhecimentos mecânicos, na construção e manutenção das primeiras aeronaves e motores dos Wright. Pode-se dizer que foi o mecânico responsável pelo primeiro voo controlado de um "mais pesado que o ar" motorizado. (pt) Charles Taylor (Cerro Gordo (Illinois), 24 mei 1868 - Los Angeles (Californië), 30 januari 1956) was een vriend van de gebroeders Wright die 's werelds eerste gemotoriseerde vlucht maakten en heeft voor hen de motor voor de Wright Flyer ontworpen. Taylor bouwde ook de windtunnel die de gebroeders Wright gebruikten. In het begin werd Taylor ingehuurd om fietsen te repareren, maar hij nam steeds meer de leiding over de fietsenonderneming van de Wrights op zich, omdat zij steeds meer tijd besteedden aan nieuwe uitvindingen. (nl) Charles Edward Taylor (ur. 24 maja 1868, zm. 30 stycznia 1956) – amerykański mechanik samolotowy, pionier lotnictwa, zbudował pierwszy silnik powietrzny używany przez braci Wright. Taylor zaprojektował i zbudował aluminiowy, chłodzony wodą silnik w ciągu zaledwie sześciu tygodni. W 1908 roku pomógł zbudować i przygotować "Military Flyer" do demonstracji dla US Army w Fort Myer w stanie Wirginia. Taylor pracował dla Wright-Martin Company do 1920 roku. Później przeniósł się do Kalifornii i zainwestował swoje oszczędności w kilkaset hektarów nieruchomości niedaleko Salton Sea, ale przedsięwzięcie nie powiodło się. W 1936 roku wrócił do firmy Orville Wrighta. (pl)
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