February 7, 1972

February 7, 1972

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Air Transport

Twa Facing Major Financial Challenge

By Laurence Doty10 min

Aeronautical Engineering

Simulator Aids Aircraft Design

By David A. Brown10 min

Space Technology

1975 U.s.-ussr Mission Urged

By Zack Strickland8 min

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Air Transport

Twa Facing Major Financial Challenge

By Laurence Doty10 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

Simulator Aids Aircraft Design

Dual Maneuvering Simulator at Langley Research Center permits two aircraft to be flown in air-to-air combat

By David A. Brown10 min

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Space Technology

1975 U.s.-ussr Mission Urged

Soviets weigh U.S. plans presented them in December detailing cooperative mission for docking Apollo, Salyut/Soyuz in orbit

By Zack Strickland8 min

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Management

French Continuing Export Drive

By Donald E. Fink7 min

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Air Transport

U.s. Position on Bilaterals Stiffens

Re-evaluation of major transport pacts sparked by concern over deteriorating position of nation’s international carriers

By Harold D. Watkins7 min

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Air Transport

Capacity Limitation Plan Faces New Test

By James P. Woolsey6 min

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Avionics

Faa, Univac Enhancing Arts-3 System

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Avionics

Area-nav Advisory Group Planned

R-Nav routes expected eventually to replace Vortac airways above 18,000 ft., conference is told by official of FAA

By Philip J. Klass6 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

A-300b Chief Hints U.k. Role Still Open

Toulouse—European A-300B Airbus project, now involving France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Spain and the U.S., is running ahead of schedule and on budget, Henri Ziegler, chief executive of Airbus Industrie, said here recently. Ziegler, who is president of France’s Aerospatiale, while noting that the U.K. is in the program in a subcontractor role in which Hawker Siddeley Aviation designed the wings as a private venture, hinted that the option for the U.K. government to re-enter the program is being held open.

By Herbert J. Coleman5 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

Helicopter Ifr Certification Sought

Las Vegas, Nev.—Intensified efforts are being exerted by several light helicopter manufacturers to get Federal Aviation Administration instrument flight rules (IFR) certification for their aircraft during the coming year. Increased interest in marginal weather helicopter operations could be seen here during the recent annual meeting of the Helicopter Assn. of America.

By Robert R. Ropelewski5 min

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