Hangar Digitale is an Italian aviation blog run by young enthusiasts, covering military aviation, airshows and flight simulation with their own photography.
Hangar Digitale is a blog for flight enthusiasts covering both real and simulated flying. Its team of young Italian aviation fans includes photographers, flight-sim builders and a student pilot.
Its articles cover military aviation, exercises and anniversaries, airshows and events, illustrated with the team's own aviation photography.
Hangar Digitale is an Italian aviation blog run by young enthusiasts, covering military aviation, airshows and flight simulation with their own photography.
Hangar Digitale is based in Italy.
Yes. Hangar Digitale has an organisation account on Volio, the social network for aviation, where it shares posts and photos with pilots, crew, students and spotters.
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On Volio, Hangar Digitale posts its photography from airshows and air bases, tagged to the aircraft it shows.