January 25, 1926

January 25, 1926

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

Radio Direction Finding

Daniel Guggenheim Gives $2,500,000 to Foster Aviation

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

More Letters from Pilots Throughout the Country Expressing Views on Air Legislation
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Radio Direction Finding

The Superintendent of Radio, Air Mail Service, Reports Results of Experimental Work.
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Daniel Guggenheim Gives $2,500,000 to Foster Aviation

Board of Trustees to be Unhampered in Its Disposal
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The Buhl—Verville Airster CW—3

A General Service Commercial Plane of Sturdy Construction. Folding Wings a Notable Feature.
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Publisher’s News Letter

In full accord with the fears expressed in AVIATION regarding regulation of aeronautics by the government, a letter, by Lieut. Comdr. J. M. Kenworthy, published in a London newspaper, puts the British situation succinctly. Under the two-column heading, “Scandal of British Aviation,” and a sub-head, “Remove the Stranglehold Restrictions,” Lieut. Comdr. Kenworthy shows the dangers of over-regulation.

By L.D.G.7 min

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Air Transportation

Warsaw, Prague, and Budapest, the capitals of Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary, respectively, are among the world’s most important air terminals. They are equipped with up-to-date and Government-owned landing fields, where facilities are provided for supplies, repairs, weather reports, and all other necessary adjuncts of successful operation.
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Editorial

THE GIFT of $2,500,000 made by Daniel Guggenheim in the interests of aviation development in general and commercial aviation in particular is an act which can only be received with the warmest appreciation from the air fraternity as a whole.
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The Super Rhone Engine

The Well Known Rotary Engine Remodelled into an Air-Cooled Radial Type.
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The Scadta and Central America

It is with great interest that I have read your review of the activities of the Scadta Air Transportation Company in the issue of December 28, 1925 of your important magazine. As manager of the Scadta company, I would like to express my thanks for the interest your magazine has dedicated to our efforts in developing commercial aviation in Columbia.
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Wichita, Kan.

The Wichita Municipal Field is enjoying an unusual amount of activity. The Travel Air Company is building four more hangars in addition to two already installed. There are also three privately owned hangars on the field at the present time.

By Walter H. Beech3 min

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