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An International Airline Looks at the Supersonic Transport

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1963
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The conclusions of an international airline following a series of detailed studies of a number of supersonic project designs are surveyed. It is pointed out that, to long-haul multiple stage carriers, the SST offers very real commercial advantages.
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The Airline Tryout of the Standard Flight-Check for the Airline Transport Rating

1949
The study described in this report represents a crucial step in an extended research program directed towards the improvement of procedures used by the Civil Aeronautics Administration in evaluating the proficiency of applicants for the Airline Transport Rating.
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Super Fuels for Supersonic Transports? An Airline Viewpoint

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1964
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Commercial airlines in the supersonic age must decrease total operating cost if they are to survive. The most obvious way in which saving can be realized is in lower consumption of an economically priced fuel. This paper suggests that present aviation kerosenes can and should be used, but it also points out that ...
J. G. Borger, John Mykytka, W. P. Frey
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[Transport of patients by airlines].

Minerva medica, 1975
The problems of transporting patients on normal flights are examined. The first section describes the conditions of the plan's microclimate which might affect the health of passengers conditions which are obsolute contraindications for flying are also listed. More detailed analysis is applied to problems regarding the air transport of pregnant women,
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Airline requirements in a global transport market

Air & Space Europe, 2001
Abstract Looking at the future challenges of improving competitiveness in a liberalised global market, the Chairman of Alitalia put forward the view that airlines, in the future, will make their choices based more and more on operational considerations.
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Elementary Principles of Airline Passenger Transportation

Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences, 1938
This paper is an attempt to evaluate the factors which account for the selection of any particular transportation method. In the final analysis, convenience ranks first when the journey is short. Cost comes into the lead as the length of the journey increases with comfort surpassing it in importance for very lengthy journeys.
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Revisions of the Standard Flight-Check for the Airline Transport Rating Based on the Airline Tryout

1950
The work described in this report represents the culminated of an extensive and long range program begun late in 1946. The request that this program of research and development to be undertaken by the Committee on Aviation Psychology resulted from the focusing of extension on problems of safety in commercial airline transportation.
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Airline Transport Pilot Fatigue

2023
Jaikumar Durairaj, Baker, Erik
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