1975 General Aviation Activity Survey.
Shung-Chai Huang
Abstract
Shung-Chai Huang
Abstract
The Federal Aviation Administration and the Civil Air Patrol conducted this general aviation activity survey as a joint effort on August 23 and 26, 1975. The survey produced a comprehensive data base. It is useful in describing general aviation aircraft and pilot profiles, in examining the relationship between aircraft use, ownership, pilot certificate, pilot age and activity and in estimating airport traffic as well as fuel consumption. (Author)
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The Federal Aviation Administration and the Civil Air Patrol conducted this general aviation activity survey as a joint effort on August 23 and 26, 1975. The survey produced a comprehensive data base. It is useful in describing general aviation aircraft and pilot profiles, in examining the relationship between aircraft use, ownership, pilot certificate, pilot age and activity and in estimating airport traffic as well as fuel consumption. (Author)
Key concepts: Civil aviation, Aeronautics, Aviation, General aviation, Aviation engineering, Air traffic control, Administration (probate law), Certificate