March 8, 1926

March 8, 1926

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The Aero Club of Pittsburgh

Experiments with An Airplane Arrester

By HAZEN C. PRATT13 min

What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

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The Aero Club of Pittsburgh

Progressive Club Announces Active Program to Include Model Airplane Contest.
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Experiments with An Airplane Arrester

The Evolution of a Practical Method of Enabling the Landing of Airplanes in Confined Spaces.

By HAZEN C. PRATT13 min

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What Pilots Think About Air Legislation

Volume of Letters Received Indicates Large Number of Operators Throughout Country. All Hold Definite Opinions Which Must Be Considered.
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Conference of Air Transport Officials

National Air Transport and Other Air Lines Co-operate for General Traffic Schedule.
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The Air Service Radio Beacon

Significant Radio Development Enables Accurate Airplane Navigation in Fog and at Night.
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United States Air Forces

Inoperative Flying Fields The Airways Section of the Office of the Chief of Air Service, U.S. Army, reports that the fields listed below are no longer available: Aeronautical Bulletin State Series Number. Place Field 5 Davenport, Iowa. Commercial Field.
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How Air Flash—Light Photographs Are Made

Extensive Preliminary Work Necessary. Extreme Military Value of Night Aerial Photographs.
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Publisher’s News Letter

An interesting subject came up in the debate on the Treasury appropriation Bill. A section of the bill gave permission to the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange surplus Liberty engines now owned by the Treasury Department for completed new power boats for the use in the preventing and detecting violations of the customs laws and the prohibition act.

By L.D.G.4 min

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Carburetors for Aircraft Engines

Special Requirements of Aircraft Engines Outlined.

By C. FAYETTE TAYLOR4 min

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The New Alexander Eaglerock

Another 0X5 Plane with Excellent Performance.
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