September 6, 1971

September 6, 1971

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Avionics

Canadian Satellite Design Reduces Weight

By Barry Miller9 min

Air Transport

New Airline Merger Policy Blurred

By Harold D. Watkins8 min

Management

More Engineer Retraining Studied

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Avionics

Canadian Satellite Design Reduces Weight

Economies in system design reduce costs of orbiting Cansat, planned to bring telephone and television to remote regions

By Barry Miller9 min

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Air Transport

New Airline Merger Policy Blurred

Conflicting views of Transportation, Justice departments indicate internal Administration strife concerning future

By Harold D. Watkins8 min

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Management

More Engineer Retraining Studied

Placements to date total less than 5% of engineers registered; ‘cool economy,’ start-up delays blamed; engineers voice doubts
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Aeronautical Engineering

Hybrid Fighter Engine Designed

General Electric’s continuous bleed turbojet, designated YJ101, combines turbojet and turbofan features for small interceptors

By Michael L. Yaffee7 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

B-l Performance Unaffected By Cost Cuts

By William S. Hieronymus6 min

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Business Flying

Italian Trainer Fills Varied Roles

SF-260MX, used for both civil and military flight training, may add combat capability with wing stores developments

By Herbert J. Coleman6 min

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Personal Business

Adult Education: Variety That’s in Tune with the Times

On six separate evenings this fall, an assortment of professional men, executives, retirees—and some wives—will file into a lecture room at Manhattan's New York University to learn from experts how to assemble an art collection that one might call "great".
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Air Transport

Cab to Scrutinize European Charters

By Laurence Doty6 min

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Air Transport

More North Atlantic Talks to Dominate Iata Parley

By Edward H. Kolcum5 min

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Personal Business

At the Season’s End: Tieing Up a Smart Deal for a Used Boat

“A lot of people who could afford to own and maintain big boats have suddenly found they can’t,” said the old hand at Northrop & Johnson, the yacht brokerage firm. ‘‘They’re fighting bad investments and slow business—so we expect this fall to be even better for the boat buyer than last year when so many first rate used boats were unloaded.”
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