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Research and technology program perspectives for general aviation and commuter aircraft

J. S. Bauchspies, William Simpson

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The uses, benefits, and technology needs of the U.S. general aviation industry were studied in light of growing competition from foreign general aviation manufacturers, especially in the commuter and business jet aircraft markets.

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The uses, benefits, and technology needs of the U.S. general aviation industry were studied in light of growing competition from foreign general aviation manufacturers, especially in the commuter and business jet aircraft markets.

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The uses, benefits, and technology needs of the U.S. general aviation industry were studied in light of growing competition from foreign general aviation manufacturers, especially in the commuter and business jet aircraft markets.

Key concepts: Aviation, Aeronautics, Competition (biology), General aviation, Aviation engineering, Aircraft industry, Aircraft maintenance, Jet (fluid)

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