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1964 | 2546 | Flight Archive
FLIGHT International, 24 September 1964 549 39 A schematic drawing of the proposed instrument panel for the Concorde 1 Moving map display 2 Weather radar indicator 3 Moving-map display control 4 Navig
1969 | 0325 | Flight Archive
FLIGHT international, 20 February 1969 Dearer Insurance: A Solution? SIR,—Mr Bremner's article in Flight for February 6 is not very good news for average light-aircraft owners, and 1 wonder if a c
1972 | 2407 | Flight Archive
RUBBER STONE GUARD SINGLE SLOTTED FOWLER TYPE FLAPS CAMBERED LEADING EDGE NAVIGATION & STROBE LIGHTS COCKPIT VENTILATION INSTRUMENT COOLING THREE BLADED PROPELLOR (OPTIONAL) TAXI/LANDI
plotting board | decca plotting | blue sky | 1957 | 0624 | Flight Archive
626FLIGHT, 10 May 1957 1 Decca plotting board. 2 Kenyon Transitometer control box. 3 Revolution indicator. 4 Manifold pressure gauge. 5 Airspeed indicator. 6 Kenyon Tronsitometer (ground speed indicat
inductor pressure | pressure gauge | aircraft instruments | 1954 | 1145 | Flight Archive
23 APRIL 1954 FLIGHT 13 Like so many others this year, this air traveller has "come to Britain", aided—probably unknown to him—by Smiths instruments. Passengers in aircraft on routes all over the g
1969 | 1504 | Flight Archive
FLIGHT International, 20 February 1969 Dearer Insurance: A Solution? SIR,—Mr Bremner's article in Flight for February 6 is not very good news for average light-aircraft owners, and T wonder if a c
aer lingus | 1969 | 1681 | Flight Archive
434 AIR TRANSPORT. AUSTRALIAN CRASH CAUSE ALTHOUGH much work on the investigation remains to be done, the basic cause of the crash of the MacRobertson Miller Viscount 700 is known and no public i
1969 | 1648 | Flight Archive
FLIGHT International, 13 March 1969 LETTERS . . . letting down on a touchdown QFE ought to adjust his minimum upwards by the difference in height between the touchdown point and the QFE datum. If
1965 | 0631 | Flight Archive
RJCHT International, 4 March 1965 tt is an enviable instinct which leads £Je over the oceans and continents; taltthe airman is in a still better position Sto modern flight and navigation ££ments preci
de havilland | 1951 | 0866 | Flight Archive
4 MAY 195 I FLIGHT B-OAC The de Havilland Comets which will shortly be flying in the service of the British Overseas Airways Corporation will be equipped with the Sperry Zero Reader. This great advanc
