ABOUT US
www.aerospacefacts.com is the first product of Aerospace Information Service, a
publishing company located in the Netherlands.
Aerospace Information Service is dedicated to publishing information about
aviation and space exploration
for both enthusiasts and professionals working for
the aerospace industry. Its first product is a highly
innovative website
www.aerospacefacts.com.
Aerospace Information Service and www.aerospacefacts.com are editorially
independent and therefore capable of reporting accurately and unbiased.
The team:
Founder / director & publisher
Anton van Rijsbergen
has 23 years of practical
experience in both general and historical
aviation, including holding a
PPL and co-managing an FBO. During this period he has written for several small aviation publications.
Publisher & editor
Margreet den Hartigh
has more than 10 years of practical experience in historical aviation.
Margreet holds a PPL and started skydiving in 2003. She has been active in
the management of Vliegend Museum Seppe for the last 11 years. Since 1986 she is
employed in the ICT industry, including webdesign/development, the last 7 years
as project manager.
Author Loet Kuipers
specializes in the history of aircraft types and models. He has been active for more than 30 years
and is presently (among other things) member of the board of directors of the
KNVvL (Royal Netherlands Aero Club).
Author Pieter van Wijngaarden
is a well known and respected writer/photographer
in the publishing industry. He has authored several books on historical aviation
such as the Dornier Do 24 and the Wright Flyer. He has contributed dozens of
articles to aviation magazines in The Netherlands and is the co-founder and
editor of the Dutch language site
www.avianet.nl.
Author Roger Soupart
is an internationally renowned writer and photographer
specializing in historical aviation. His articles and photographs have been
published in Dutch, English, German and Spanish magazines.
Marketing manager Willem Braat
flies sailplanes, motorgliders, general aviation
aircraft and warbirds (he owns a share in a Yak-52). Currently he has a PPL,
but he studies to become a CPL soon. To see his favorite aircraft, visit:
www.yakkes.com