July 11, 1927

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Editor's Note

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To the general public the trans-oceanic flights have been the most interesting of this spring’s aeronautical events, but to the commercial pilots who wish to buy planes the Ford Reliability Tour is of really greater importance. Seeing is believing and to many of the commercial operators who are located on or near the long route of the tour this is the only opportunity of seeing the planes which they wish to purchase.

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When Failure Helps

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When Failure Helps

Engineering in Small Factories

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The America Flies Through Fog to France

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British Pilots Plan Atlantic Flights

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Record Washington to Boston Flight

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Aviation Week | July 11 1927 Table of Contents

With the Editor

When Failure Helps

Engineering in Small Factories

Trans-Continental Passenger Service

The America Flies Through Fog to France

Los Angeles to Make Longer Flights

British Pilots Plan Atlantic Flights

German Air Society Starts Flight Fund

Record Washington to Boston Flight

Wright to Head Model Plane Contest

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