July 18, 1921

July 18, 1921

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Requirements of Commercial Airplanes

“Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

Aviation in Russia

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Requirements of Commercial Airplanes

Report of the Safety and Economy Committee of the Royal Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
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“Who’s Who in American Aeronautics”

John Lansing Callan CALLAN, JOHN LANSING, Commercial Aviator; born. Cohoes, N. Y., June 8. 1886; son of Peter J. Callan and Frances (Jones) Callan. Educated,: Albany MilitaryAcademe. Professional: 1905-1906, National' Exchange Bank, Albany, N. Y.; 1911-1917, Curtiss Aeroplane Co. as exhibition pilot, instructor, both land and water planes ; Chief Inspector, Inspector of Construction of planes for Army and Navy; Sales Department, and representative in Italy, assisting in the organization of a factory in Italy for the manufacture of Curtiss machines.
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Aviation in Russia

Some interesting information on Russian aerial activities during and after the Great War was recently supplied to our German contemporary Der Luftweg by Andreas Frank, earstwhile lieutenant in the Russian navy. Russian aviation did not begin to develop to any great extent till 1916.
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Airdrome Notes

Buffalo, N. Y. The Buffalo Aircraft Corp. has been organized with the following officers : G. A. Moore, Pres. ; A. H. Farrington, Vice Pres.; H. M. Echterling, Sec. and Treas.; and E. P. Morris, Business Manager. The office of the firm is at 202 Main Street, Buffalo, and the airdrome, known as Morris Field, is the headquarters for the school which the corporation is conducting.
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The Saulnier Three-Engined Monoplane

Raymond Saulnier, chief engineer of the Morane-Saulnier Airplane Co., recently completed the plans of a three-engined monoplane which embodies many novel features. The machine is now under construction, in part at the Morane-Saulnier factorv. and in part at the plant of the Lorraine-Dietrich Co.
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Air Transport in Latin America

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Underwriters Issue Pilot and Aircraft Registers

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Japan's Naval Air Service

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New Aircraft Insurance Rules

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Germany’s Last Zeppelins Surrendered

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