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LIGHT GENERAL AVIATION. DISCUSSION PANEL REPORT

R L Swanda

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The panel on light general aviation developed a consensus forecast for the light general aviation fleet and the pilot population over the period 1994-1999. This panel report elaborates on the following: pilot perceptions of the future of general aviation; the future supply and demand for pilots and aviation maintenance technicians; the flight training market; fixed base operators; the Federal Aviation Administration's plans to stimulate light general aviation; and using econometric models to estimate general aviation relationships.

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The panel on light general aviation developed a consensus forecast for the light general aviation fleet and the pilot population over the period 1994-1999. This panel report elaborates on the following: pilot perceptions of the future of general aviation; the future supply and demand for pilots and aviation maintenance technicians; the flight training market; fixed base operators; the Federal Aviation Administration's plans to stimulate light general aviation; and using econometric models to estimate general aviation relationships.

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The panel on light general aviation developed a consensus forecast for the light general aviation fleet and the pilot population over the period 1994-1999. This panel report elaborates on the following: pilot perceptions of the future of general aviation; the future supply and demand for pilots and aviation maintenance technicians; the flight training market; fixed base operators; the Federal Aviation Administration's plans to stimulate light general aviation; and using econometric models to estimate general aviation relationships.

Key concepts: General aviation, Aviation, Aviation engineering, Transport engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, Population, Flight training

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