In short, the "politics of aviation" lies in a few propositions: the need of having as large a number of fields as possible and of sufficient area; the utilization of the larger part of the existing military fields; the selection of uncultivated or unproductive fields, whenever technical conditions permit; ability to disregard (save in exceptional cases) objections of an agricultural nature.
Politics of aviation fields
Congres International de la Navigation Aerienne (1st : 1921 : Paris, France)
1922-07-01
Miscellaneous
No indication
English
Politics in Early American Aviation
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