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Industry's assessment of the number of airplanes in the general aviation fleet along with their hours flown and fuel consumption data powered by what type of engines, when and for what reasons, through the year 2000

Trevor Smith

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The future of general aviation, its fuels, and the piston powered fleet of aircraft up to the year 2000, and beyond are considered.

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The future of general aviation, its fuels, and the piston powered fleet of aircraft up to the year 2000, and beyond are considered.

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The future of general aviation, its fuels, and the piston powered fleet of aircraft up to the year 2000, and beyond are considered.

Key concepts: Aeronautics, Aviation, Fuel efficiency, Consumption (sociology), General aviation, Engineering, Environmental science, Automotive engineering

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