December 15, 1928

December 15, 1928

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International Aeronautical Exposition

By EARL D. OSBORN15 min

The Dust Nuisance and Its Elimination

By WALTER E. BURTON9 min

The Wright "J-6" Series

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19821983

International Aeronautical Exposition

IF one were to select the most outstanding general feature of the International Aeronautical Exposition, held this month in Chicago, it would be the fact that it was a “quantity” affair. Never in the history of the industry have there been so many aeronautic conventions and meetings held in one city during the period of one week; never have so many aeronautical products been placed on display at one time, and rarely have so many persons been attracted to a show.

By EARL D. OSBORN15 min

19861987

The Dust Nuisance and Its Elimination

THE dust nuisance is becoming a real economic factor at most airports of any consequence whatever. No definite information is available, but it is doubtless a fact that a fair-sized percentage of flying field visitors are discouraged in the matter of taking rides as the result of receiving a dust bath first.

By WALTER E. BURTON9 min

19841985

The Wright "J-6" Series

Wright Aeronautical Corp. Introduces Three "New Whirlwind" Models to Cover Wide Range of Requirements
19881989
NEWS SECTIONS

Progressive Results Noted in Conferences at Chicago

Manufacturers, Airport Executives, and Flying School Committees Hold Session
19921993
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New Stromberg Models Offered

NA-R Series Especially Designed for Radial Aircooled Engines
19901991
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Form $25,000,000 Holding Firm for Air Investments

C. M. Keys of Curtiss Company Will Direct North American Aviation, Inc.
19801981
EDITORIALS

The 1929 Air Tour

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SIDE SLIPS

Side Slips

“A kitchen with complete electric cooking installation is included.” This quotation is an extract from the newspaper description of a large passenger carrying monoplane under construction at the Fokker plant, and indicates that our campaign is beginning to have the desired effect, or else the printer forgot to add “for the first time in history” at the end of this statement.

By ROBERT R. OSBORN2 min

19801981
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Passenger Impressions

19921993
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Companies Announce Changes in Personnel

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