September 18, 1950

September 18, 1950

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Caa’s New Avionics Program Disclosed

By Charles Adams5 min

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Turboprop Future Seen Bright

By Alexander McSurely3 min

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Plane Licensing

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Caa’s New Avionics Program Disclosed

$53 million to be spent in fiscal ’52 if budget is Okayed.

By Charles Adams5 min

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Turboprop Future Seen Bright

Great power and low fuel consumption of P&W T-34 foreshadows increased utility for turbine-propeller craft.

By Alexander McSurely3 min

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Plane Licensing

Two U. S. fighters, two transports likely to be manufactured abroad.
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Britain Displays Year’s Work

Farnborough exhibits are mainly modifications of 1949’s prototypes; turbine progress revealed.

By David A. Anderton2 min

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Nwa Vs. Boeing

Stratocruiser suit seen as having effect beyond immediate damage issue.

By S.A.2 min

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Center Will Survey Air Safety Research

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Vickers Supermarine 535 Fighter Bows In

Famborough—The shiny new Vickers Supermarine 535 displayed here publicly for the first time shortly after its first flight Aug. 23, points up the intensive development needed to produce a modern jet fighter. Starting out with the Attacker, developed toward the end of World War II, then going on to the sweptwing 510, Supermarine engineers have now taken the best of the latter and built a fullfledged fighter claimed to incorporate a greater amount of sweepback than any contemporary British fighter.
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Money for Subcontractors

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Seen at the Sbac Show...

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AIR TRANSPORT

Built-in Safety for Transports

Greater passenger, fuel loads, high altitude flights bring fire, evacuation, decompression worries.

By Charles Adams9 min

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