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Requirements for regional short-haul air service and the definition of a flight program to determine neighborhood reactions to small transport aircraft

Author
Bollinger, L.
Published
Aug 1, 1978.
Physical Description
1 electronic document
Additional Creators
Waters, M. H., Bowles, J. V., and Feher, K.
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Summary
An evaluation of the current status and future requirements of an intraregional short haul air service is given. A brief definition of the different types of short haul air service is given. This is followed by a historical review of previous attempts to develop short haul air service in high density urban areas and an assessment of the current status. The requirements for intraregional air service, the need for economic and environmental viability and the need for a flight research program are defined. A detailed outline of a research program that would determine urban community reaction to frequent operations of small transport aircraft is also given. Both the operation of such an experiment in a specific region (San Francisco Bay area) and the necessary design modifications of an existing fixed wing aircraft which could be used in the experiment are established. An estimate is made of overall program costs.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note
Document ID: 19780022127.
Accession ID: 78N30070.
NASA-CR-152151.
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