February 6, 1928

February 6, 1928

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Notes on the Guggenheim Safety Competition

By ALEXANDER KLEMIN21 min

Campaigning for an Airport

By ANDREW R. BOONE12 min

MANUFACTURERS’ SPECIFICATIONS ON AMERICAN COMMERCIAL IRPLANES AND SEAPLANES AS COMPILED BY AVIATION

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Notes on the Guggenheim Safety Competition

Minimum Performance Requirements

By ALEXANDER KLEMIN21 min

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Campaigning for an Airport

How the Airminded of San Diego, Calif., Succeeded in Obtaining a $650,000 Airport Bond Issue

By ANDREW R. BOONE12 min

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MANUFACTURERS’ SPECIFICATIONS ON AMERICAN COMMERCIAL IRPLANES AND SEAPLANES AS COMPILED BY AVIATION

THE TABLE BELOW IS BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT AVIATION OES NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FIGURES GIVEN
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The Martin ”Eureka” Section

After an Extensive Research Pro gram the Glenn L. Martin Co. Has Developed a Very Efficient Structural Section

By LESSITER C. MILBURN7 min

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Pratt and Whitney Engines In Boeing Mail Service

Wasp Engines Used in Boeing Mail Planes on Chicago-San Francisco Route
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AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS

Portland, Ore.

The Aeronautical Pursuits Corporation has announced its entry into the aerial photography field. The company plans to operate its own darkroom, laboratory, drafting room and airport. Travel Air planes will be used. Complete aerial photography equipment has arrived.

By John W. Anderson5 min

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UNITED STATES AIR FORCES

Army Air Corps cadet appointments of 127 young men from civil life was recently announced by the War Department. These men are first to be enlisted at military stations near their homes and later to report to the commandants of the primary flying school to which they are assigned.
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The "Command-Aire"

A Three Place Open Cockpit Biplane Now Being Produced by the Arkansas Aircraft Company
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Foreign Aeronautical News Notes

Air service is to connect Moscow with Teheran, Persia, according to a report in a Moscow publication. Two lines would be used, the Ukrainian Co. maintaining service from the Russian city to Baku and the Junkers Co. between Pahlevi and Teheran.
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The Richmond "Sea-Hawk”

A Five Place Monoplane Flying Boat Powered With Curtiss K-6 Engine And Built by the Richmond Airways, Inc.
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