Shows that great progress in commercial aviation has been made in America during last three years, especially with reference to Air-Mail Service. Gives instances where additional airplane routes are feasible even now in United States. European aviation development. Urges necessity for attaining ability for aircraft to fly at night and specifies advantages secured in Europe now by combined over-night railroad-and-airplane service. "Wild" flying; classification of aerial transport. Provision of landing fields throughout United States urged as a present necessity. Future aviation probabilities and development of aerial traffic.
Adequate landing-fields will develop a commercial-aviation industry
Soc. Automotive Engrs. -- Jl
Society of Automotive Engineers -- Journal ; 14 , n 5
1924
Article (Journal)
English
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