March 1, 1926

March 1, 1926

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

The N. Y. University Wind Tunnel

By Wm. H. MILLER10 min

State Aeronautical Laws

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

Varied Views of Fliers Throughout the Country
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The N. Y. University Wind Tunnel

The Four Foot N.P.L. Type Wind Tunnel Equipped for Extensive Research and Test Work in Aerodynamics.

By Wm. H. MILLER10 min

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State Aeronautical Laws

The Interest in Aeronautical Legislation at this Time is so Great that AVIATION Will Print, Each Week, the State Laws That Are Now in Effect.
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Caldwell’s Aircraft Guyed

New York-Philadelphia-Washington.

By CY CALDWELL6 min

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Portable Tent Hangars

Strong and Reliable Tent Hangars May Mean Great Reductions in Initial Cost of Operations in Commercial Flying

By W. T. SPALDING5 min

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The C.P.A. 1 Twin—Engine Bomber

A Long Range Bomber and Bombing Plane Convoy.
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Ford Contract Air Mail Opens

New Service Connects Detroit with Transcontinental Route.
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Publisher’s News Letter

From the hundreds of letters that have been sent to AVIATION by pilots and aircraft operators, certain very definite conclusions may be drawn. Perhaps the most important impression gained from reading the letters is that hardly any proposed plan of regulation of flying would receive general support from pilots.

By L.D.G.3 min

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United States Air Forces

There being no official world records for the greatest amount of flying done during the course of a year, it is some-what difficult to ascertain who would hold the record if there were one. Recently, certain papers claimed the title for a Navy flier.
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The Meteormotor Engine

A Four Cylinder Radial Air-Cooled Engine for Light Airplanes.
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