Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 50 Issue 10
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An International JournalTable of contents
Farnborough report
It was a good Farnborough Show … for those who went to see the flying displays and the weather was a great consolation. But it was an unusual Farnborough in some respects, first…
“The Engineer in British Society”: A LECTURE TO THE SOCIETY OF LICENSED AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS AND TECHNOLOGISTS
As the immediate past Chairman of CEI, your President asked me to say something about the engineering profession and about CEI itself. I have chosen the rather pompous title of…
A Brief History of General Electric (of the USA) Aircraft Engine Business
The date: October 2, 1942. Shrouded by World War II secrecy, a small glider‐like aircraft taxied to the end of a runway on a dry California lake bed, throttled up, and gathered…
Rolls‐Royce will Power New Boeing 757
Rolls‐Royce engines will power the new Boeing 757 airliner. In an order for 40 of these aircraft British Airways and Eastern Air Lines of the United States have selected…
New Compressors from Reavell Specialist Product Range
CompAir Industrial has launched three new 90° vee configuration compressors, the VHP15, VIP15 and VIP36, which have been introduced to meet a demand in major industries for…
News and views
On July 14, 1978 the pilot of a Bell 212 helicopter reported that noise and excessive vibration were emanating from the main transmission and he made a precautionary landing…
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- Prof Phil Webb