January 4, 1954

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Market Research a Key to Business Plane

The job of determining a twin-engine business plane design that will meet requirements of the major portion of the business flying market rests squarely with the manufacturers, according to a specialist who recently completed an exhaustive survey in that field.

By Frank Shea5 min

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Aia Sales Forecast for 1954: $9 Billion

Aircraft manufacturers will equal 1953 record, with military output remaining at 1,000 planes a month. But industry association presses program to insure sound base for expansion in case of national need.

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Airline Hostesses: 32 Too Old?

Problem of the age is facing U. S. airlines: When does a stewardess lose her appeal and ability? American Airlines says age 32, and has asked 75 of its 1,100 stewardesses who are that age and over to resign. Other airlines have considered similar moves.

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January 4, 1954

Market Research a Key to Business Plane

By Frank Shea5 min

Aia Sales Forecast for 1954: $9 Billion

Af Settles on $13-billion Budget

Market Research a Key to Business Plane

By Frank Shea5 min

Aia Sales Forecast for 1954: $9 Billion

Af Settles on $13-billion Budget

Short to Help Build New Bristol Britannia

Dmb Plans Titanium Production Buildup

Jet Liners Will Be Easy to Fly, Pilot Says

Industry’s Major Task Is Air Buildup: Peale

Convair, Iam Reach Wage Agreement

Airline Hostesses: 32 Too Old?

Civil Plane Shipments Drop 14%

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Market Research a Key to Business Plane

By Frank Shea5 min

Aia Sales Forecast for 1954: $9 Billion

Af Settles on $13-billion Budget

Aviation Week | January 4 1954 Table of Contents

Market Research a Key to Business Plane

By Frank Shea5 min

Aia Sales Forecast for 1954: $9 Billion

Af Settles on $13-billion Budget

Short to Help Build New Bristol Britannia

Dmb Plans Titanium Production Buildup

Jet Liners Will Be Easy to Fly, Pilot Says

Industry’s Major Task Is Air Buildup: Peale

Convair, Iam Reach Wage Agreement

Airline Hostesses: 32 Too Old?

Civil Plane Shipments Drop 14%

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