Us General Aviation: The Ingredients for a Renaissance. A Vision and Technology Strategy for US Industry, NASA, FAA, Universities
Us General Aviation: The Ingredients for a Renaissance. A Vision and Technology Strategy for US Industry, NASA, FAA, Universities
General aviation today is a vital component in the nation's air transportation system. It is threatened for survival but has enormous potential for expansion in utility and use. This potential for expansion is fueled by new satellite navigation and communication systems, small computers, flat panel displays, and advanced aerodynamics, materials and manufacturing methods, and propulsion technologies which create opportunities for new levels of environmental and economic acceptability. Expanded general aviation utility and use could have a large impact on the nation's jobs, commerce, industry, airspace capacity, trade balance, and quality of life. This paper presents, in viewgraph form, a general overview of U.S. general aviation. Topics covered include general aviation shipment and billings; airport and general aviation infrastructure; cockpit, airplane, and airspace technologies; market demand; air traffic operations and aviation accidents; fuel efficiency comparisons; and general aviation goals and strategy.
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Us General Aviation: The Ingredients for a Renaissance. A Vision and Technology Strategy for US Industry, NASA, FAA, Universities
1993
53 pages
Report
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Englisch
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