Shrine Auditorium, 665, West Jefferson Boulevard, University Park, Historic South-Central, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90007, United StatesAcademy of Country Music
Airways: "11/02/1992: The Maiden Flight of the Airbus[2][4] A330" (maiden flight lasted 5 h 15 min); Aerotelegraph[5]: "am 2. November 1992 absolvierte die erste Variante, der A330-300, ... ihren Erstflug".
The first Airbus A330, a -300, made its maiden flight on 2 November 1992, a 5 hour 15 minute sortie with 21 tonnes of test equipment on board. Certification followed in October 1993 and service with Air Inter in January 1994.
Roy E. Disney - Feature Animation Building, Riverside Drive, Burbank, Los Angeles County, California, 91521, United StatesWalt Disney Animation Studios
Only the year is supported. 1993-01-01 is a timeline anchor, not a confirmed operating day. A severe energy shortage leads to a restart decision. Only the year is established; January 1 is an estimated timeline anchor.[1]
A severe energy shortage leads to a restart decision. Only the year is established; January 1 is an estimated timeline anchor.
Wikipedia[1]: "The MD-90 first flew on February 22, 1993, and the first delivery was in February 1995 to Delta."
The MD-90, a stretched MD-80 with IAE V2500 engines, first flew on 22 February 1993; launch customer Delta took the first delivery in February 1995 and began service on 2 April 1995.
Shrine Auditorium, 665, West Jefferson Boulevard, University Park, Historic South-Central, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, 90007, United StatesRecording Academy
《基督教科学箴言报》的报道标题为“Grammy[1] Night Belongs to Clapton”(格莱美之夜属于克莱普顿),称第35届颁奖典礼在“星期三晚上”举行(1993年2月26日刊发);维基百科给出的日期为1993年2月24日。
埃里克·克莱普顿(Eric Clapton)在 Shrine Auditorium 举行的第35届典礼上获得六项格莱美奖,其中“Tears in Heaven”获得年度唱片奖和年度歌曲奖,《Unplugged》获得年度专辑奖,Arrested Development 获得最佳新人奖,迈克尔·杰克逊获得格莱美传奇奖。
Airways, "3/11/1993: Maiden Flight of the Airbus A321": "Today, in 1993, the A321 prototype, F-WWIA, took to the skies for the first time from Airbus' Hamburg Finkenwerder (XFW) plant"; Air Data News[3] and Wikipedia[2] agree on 11 March 1993.
Airbus's first A321, prototype F-WWIA with IAE V2500 engines, took off from Hamburg-Finkenwerder on 11 March 1993, the stretched first derivative of the A320 that Lufthansa took into service in January 1994.