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Terminal Delay Problems of the 130/150 Seater Jet Transport

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 July 2016

Extract

The largest air transport at present operating on air routes is the Douglas Globemaster which is able to lift up to 130 passengers and a considerable load of mail and freight. Experience of flying Globemasters many times on the military route between Seoul City Airport (Korea) and Tashekawa Air Force Base (near Tokyo) suggests the following observations. They may be of value to those aircraft manufacturers in Great Britain now building 130/150 seater jet air liners and to British Overseas Airways Corporation and other air lines who will be concerned with operating them, possibly by 1960.

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Technical Notes
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Copyright © Royal Aeronautical Society 1954

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