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The expanding horizons of air transport

Gerald G. Kayten

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Subsonic and supersonic transport aircraft design, discussing supercritical wing concept, fuel consumption reduction, composite aircraft structures, short haul transports, etc

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Subsonic and supersonic transport aircraft design, discussing supercritical wing concept, fuel consumption reduction, composite aircraft structures, short haul transports, etc

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Subsonic and supersonic transport aircraft design, discussing supercritical wing concept, fuel consumption reduction, composite aircraft structures, short haul transports, etc

Key concepts: Business, Environmental science, Meteorology, Geology, Geography

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