The pioneering period is when aviation takes its first steps and gradually begins to arouse the interest of a wide audience. These are the early years of the twentieth century and the aviation shows, initially heroic experiments, gradually take the form of air circuits, where many daring pilots compete with each other to win the rich prizes. With the air circuits, school camps, mechanical factories for aerial construction and the construction of increasingly sophisticated aircraft are also being developed.
A period which, by international definition, ends in 1914, when the airplane’s enormous potential begins to be glimpsed, even in the war field.<\/p>\n\n\n\n