February 1, 1937

February 1, 1937

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Britain Bids for New Airways to Conquer

By Daniel Sayre10 min

The Technique of Water Flying Seaplane Handling

By D. J. Brimm9 min

Aviation People

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Britain Bids for New Airways to Conquer

FOR SOME TEN YEARS the American air transport industry has looked upon its British counterpart as something fine and conscientious, probably as comfortable as the British aviation magazines say it is, but no more susceptible to revolutions of policy than the basic design of Queen Mary’s hats.

By Daniel Sayre10 min

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The Technique of Water Flying Seaplane Handling

The second of three articles on

By D. J. Brimm9 min

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Aviation People

Who's who and what they are doing
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How Hard Is a Bump?

Accelerometers on Airplanes Tell the Story

By Richard V. Rhode7 min

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Carnival in Manhattan

First Airshow in Seven Years taps a reviving Eastern Market
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How Far?

III. the Ultimate Maximum Range of Aircraft

By W. G. Rockefeller,Dr. Norton B. Moore6 min

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Schools, Services, and Airports

A state-by-state tour of the {lying fields
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Flashes

From the Skyways of the World
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news of the month

Accident Series

Operators and federal units move to take corrective action as year-end toll of lives reaches 32
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Cubs Onthe Campus

How a fixed base operator and a college flying club got together

By Charles Ogden Voight5 min

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