April 30, 1984

April 30, 1984

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Business Flying

Olympics Spur Helicopter Demand

By Robert R. Ropelewski7 min

Management

Research on Abm Meets Opposition From Senators

By Whitt Flora7 min

Business Flying

Ksc Airspace Violations Raise Concern

By Edward H. Kolcum6 min

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Business Flying

Olympics Spur Helicopter Demand

Los Angeles helicopter operators prepare for business boom resulting from traffic, security needs of 1984 summer games

By Robert R. Ropelewski7 min

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Management

Research on Abm Meets Opposition From Senators

By Whitt Flora7 min

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Business Flying

Ksc Airspace Violations Raise Concern

Patrick AFB, Fla.—Continuing violations of restricted airspace during space shuttle launches and landings are prompting the Air Force to call for ideas to make Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral airspace restrictions more understandable to pilots.

By Edward H. Kolcum6 min

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Management

Bell Claims Bogus Use of Data Plates

By Alton K. Marsh6 min

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Management

Export Control Shift Worries Europeans

By Paul Mann6 min

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Space Technology

Talks Continuing on Retrieval of Paiapa

By Craig Covault5 min

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Air Transport

Delta Anticipates Savings in Flight Planning System

Atlanta—Delta Air Lines is putting into operation a new flight planning system, the product of a three-year effort that promises to save the company as much as several million dollars a year in reduced fuel costs and to provide a smoother ride for passengers.

By James Ott5 min

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Aeronautical Engineering

Navy Buys Canadian Recovery Systems for Lamps

By Eugene Kozicharow5 min

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Avionics

Boeing Improves Mac Refueling Trainer

Kent, Wash.—Aerial refueling simulator built and operated by Boeing Aerospace Co. for USAF Military Airlift Command is being upgraded this year by the addition of a second tanker simulation and the capability for simulating night-time operations.

By Benjamin M. Elson5 min

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Management

Change Sought in Joint Weapon Rules

Washington—Defense Dept. is proposing a change in U. S. law that limits North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies’ participation in joint weapon development and production programs. The change would allow European countries to take part in the U. S. production phase of a weapon system program.

By Eugene Kozicharow4 min

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