Number 2 in the Aviation Ancestry catalogue of British Aviation Advertisements (1909-1970) this volume covers the listings for De Havilland Moth Series Of Aircraft from 1930-1944. Includes listings for the DH.80 Puss Moth, DH.82 Tiger Moth, DH.83 Fox Moth, DH.85 Leopard Moth, DH.87.Hornet Moth & DH.94 Moth Minor. Aimed primarily at researchers and enthusiasts the adverts are reproduced at one per page without narrative. Each item includes the source title and original date of publication

Number 2 in the Aviation Ancestry catalogue of British Aviation Advertisements (1909-1970) this volume covers the listings for De Havilland Moth Series Of Aircraft from 1930-1944. Includes listings for the DH.80 Puss Moth, DH.82 Tiger Moth, DH.83 Fox Moth, DH.85 Leopard Moth, DH.87.Hornet Moth & DH.94 Moth Minor. Aimed primarily at researchers and enthusiasts the adverts are reproduced at one per page without narrative. Each item includes the source title and original date of publication.

Number 13 in the Aviation Ancestry catalogue of British Aviation Advertisements (1909-1980) this volume covers the listings for The De Havilland Aircraft Company from 1920-1940. Includes listings for The Aircraft Manufacturing Company (Airco) and The Aircraft Disposal Company (ADC Aircraft, AIRDISCO).This catalogue also includes listings for Engines & Propellers in addition to their Aircraft. Each item is listed at one image per page and includes the source title and original date of publication.

This compilation of British aviation industry advertisements comprises the listings for Handley Page aircraft (including ADC Aircraft) from 1909 to 1970. It is one of a series of compilations providing a unique source of reference for researchers, enthusiasts and anyone interested in the timelines of British aviation industry companies. The advertisement images are reproduced at one per page and without any accompanying narrative. Each item includes the source title and original date of publication.

Article abstracts and citations of reviews and dissertations covering the United States and Canada.

Facsimile of a book first published in 1965, one in a series of five volumes of the Qantas Foundation Memorial book set. Depicts the early years of Qantas airlines. The author describes his years in the Light Horse and the Flying Corps during WWI as well as discussing the establishment and expansion of the airline, the formation of the flying school, the beginnings of the Aerial Medical Service and the fight to win the contract to start the Australia to England air service. Includes an index. The author is a founder and former chairman of the airline.

Designed as an introduction for both advanced students in aerospace engineering and existing aerospace engineers, this book covers both engineering theory and professional practice in establishing the airworthiness of new and modified aircraft. Initial Airworthiness includes: · how structural, handling, and systems evaluations are carried out; · the processes by which safety and fitness for purpose are determined; and · the use of both US and European unit systems Covering both civil and military practice and the current regulations and standards across Europe and North America, Initial Airworthiness will give the reader an understanding of how all the major aspects of an aircraft are certified, as well as providing a valuable source of reference for existing practitioners.