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The Aldasoro brothers, Juan Pablo and Eduardo, were significant figures in the history of aviation in Mexico. Here are some of their primary achievements:

1. First Solo Flight: Juan Pablo Aldasoro achieved his first solo flight in 1909. This was a landmark achievement in Mexican aviation history.

2. Building and Flying Gliders: The brothers started designing and building gliders by 1908. They tested their first glider in 1909.

3. Development of Aircraft Engines: In 1911, they built a 2-cylinder 60 h.p. engine, showcasing their capability in both designing and constructing aircraft engines.

4. First Flight Over the Statue of Liberty: Juan Pablo Aldasoro made a significant impact by being part of the first solo flights over the Statue of Liberty in 1913.

5. Pioneers in Aviation Schools: They were among the early students at the Moisant Aviation School in Long Island, New York, where they learned advanced flying techniques and garnered international recognition.

6. Contributions to Mexican Military Aviation: Both brothers made significant contributions to military aviation in Mexico during the early 20th century, helping to advance the country’s aeronautical capabilities.

Images showcasing their achievements:

For more detailed information, you can visit the sources:

• Simple Flying
• Wikipedia
• Cradle of Aviation Museum