This document was prepared as a part of the Supersonic Transport (SST) contract. The objective was to evaluate the suitability of fifteen selected domestic U. S. airports to accommodate the Boeing 2707. The various compatibility aspects of the study were calculated and results superimposed over aerial photographs of the various airports and their terminals. Cost estimates necessary to upgrade the airports to a state of minimum compatibility with the SST are also displayed.
Airport Suitability Report. Fifteen Major Domestic U.S. Airports
1967
243 pages
Report
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Air Transportation , Aircraft , Jet transport planes , Aircraft landings , Supersonic aircraft , Feasibility studies , Commercial planes , Landing fields , Pavements , Runways , Taxiing , Terminal flight facilities , Refueling , Maneuverability , Angle of attack , Jet engine noise , Weight , Florida , Illinois , Oregon , Washington(State) , Costs , Aerial photographs , Alaska , Maryland , Massachusetts , Virginia , Hawaii , Michigan , Texas , New york , California , Supersonic tra , Anchorage international airport , Dulles airport , Friendship international airport , Honolulu international airport , John f. kennedy international airport , Logan international airport , Los angeles international airport , Miami international airport , Modifications , O'hare international airport , Philadelphia international airport , Portland international airport , San francisco international airport , Seattle-tacoma international airport
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