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The Business Aircraft Operator in Transition to Turbine Equipment
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Abstract
The business aircraft operator making the transition to turbine powered equipment will find new concepts and differences in operation which may be grouped under five major categories for discussion: the powerplant itself, differences brought about by fuel, swept wing effects, speed differences, and altitude requirements.
Consideration is given to the unfamiliar aspects of operation which result from these factors. An understanding of these new ideas is not difficult, but will result in a smooth transition to the operation of turbine powered equipment.
Citation
Hixson, R., "The Business Aircraft Operator in Transition to Turbine Equipment," SAE Technical Paper 650116, 1965, https://doi.org/10.4271/650116.Also In
References
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- Barron Charles I. “Human Physiological and Performance Limitations in High Altitude Flight.” Aircraft and Industry Conference on Aircraft Pressurization Oxygen Systems Los Angeles Sept. 22-24 1958
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