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Design and Development of Montreal and Ottawa STOLports
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Abstract
The Canadian Ministry of Transport has embarked on a program to provide a downtown-to-downtown scheduled IFR STOL service between Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa, Ontario.
As part of the total systems approach to the development of the service, two STOLports were designed and built. Preliminary standards and criteria were developed to enable the design to be carried out. New electronic approach aids and modified visual aids are incorporated into the system.
The STOLports will be completed and operating by March 1974.
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Button, D., "Design and Development of Montreal and Ottawa STOLports," SAE Technical Paper 740487, 1974, https://doi.org/10.4271/740487.Also In
References
- “Planning and Design Criteria for Metropolitan STOLports.” November 1970
- “Planning and Design Criteria for STOLport Zoning.” Canadian Air Transportation Administration, STOL Project Office 1972
- “Interim Microwave Landing Systems for STOL Application-Test and Evaluation.” Canadian Air Transportation Administration, STOL Project Office March 1972
- “Canadian STOL Demonstration Service, Montreal STOLport Master Plan.” Canadian Air Transportation Administration, STOL Project Office March 1972
- “Canadian STOL Demonstration Service, Ottawa STOLport Master Plan.” Canadian Air Transportation Administration, STOL Project Office July 1972
- “System Specification-Airborne Data Acquisition System.” Canadian Air Transportation Administration, STOL Project Office February 1972