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The "71" designation often links to the STS-71 Mission Report , which was the first Space Shuttle docking with the Russian Space Station Mir.

The pilot, despite being warned by an instructor that he was not qualified for that specific high-performance model, convinced the owner to let him fly it solo. 071.jpg

Wind was reported as light, and the engine run-up appeared normal before takeoff. Historical & Administrative References The "71" designation often links to the STS-71

Some versions of this file in public archives (like Flickr) carry a modified timestamp from March 2007. Historical & Administrative References Some versions of this

A common reference for "071" in a reporting context is the NTSB Final Report for accident WPR16LA071 , which involves a Weight-Shift Control (WSC) aircraft.

The flight lasted approximately 16 seconds. Upon takeoff, the aircraft climbed rapidly, entered a steep right bank, and failed to recover, reaching a maximum altitude of about 80 feet.

Technical metadata for common files named 071.jpg often shows: Digital Technology Inc.. Resolution: 72 dpi with an aperture of ƒ/2.8.