Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 46 Issue 11
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Horizon
Following the success of the novel facility for the testing of aircraft tyre, wheel and brake units — the most advanced of its kind in the world — installed at the Birmingham…
The airline that knows what maintenance is all about
G.H. Garbett, ARAeSANYONE ENGAGED in aircraft engineering who has visited the Air Canada maintenance base at Montreal to observe the layout, equipment and operating system will have bound to come…
European TriStars
T.E. FordTHE first TriStar for British Airways was handed over to the European Division in October and is being followed by two more in a matter of weeks. The second and third aircraft…
Endoscope Television Equipment
NEW MINIATURE closed‐circuit television camera equipment introduced by Ernest Ireland, (Electronics) Ltd of Bath, England, is designed to reduce aircraft engine inspection time…
Single engined aircraft for multi‐engined flying training
K.W. ClarkRISING FUEL, service and maintenance prices have highlighted the need for strict cost monitoring of basic flying training, both in the military and commercial spheres. This…
Aircraft Cleaning
A.G. WaudAIRCRAFT CLEANING was originally a function carried out by the catering or engineering departments of airlines, but following the pattern of commercial and industrial cleaning…
Airport Installations
SABENA will shortly be bringing into operation a new test bench at Brussels‐National Airport. This is for testing the Pratt and Whitney JT‐9D jet engines which power the Company's…
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- Prof Phil Webb