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CAA and FAA Reports

rosaP Repository & Open Science Access Portal

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) superseded the Civil Aeronautics Authority (CAA) in 1958. This collection contains digitized reports from the CAA and FAA dating from 1938 to 1960. Bookmark this collection: https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/collection_caa_faa.

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  • Evaluation of The FTL21A VORS pinning Antenna
  • Development of A Test Facility and Procedures For Evaluating Aircraft Hose Assemblies
  • Evaluation By Simulation Techniques of Proposed TrafficControl Procedures For The Norfolk Terminal Area
  • A Stabilized LocalOscillator Performance Evaluator
  • A Lighting Pattern For Runway Zone Identification
  • Preliminary Evaluation of The Collins TVOR
  • A Terminal VHF Omnirange Marker
  • Fire Detection Studies In The Convair340 Power Plant
  • Evaluation of The Melpar Aural Bearing Generator
  • Development of Helicopter Blade Tip Lighting
  • CAA Type II Automatic Flight and Navigation Equipment
  • Development of A VariableParameter Dme Interrogator
  • Evaluation By Simulation Techniques of A Proposed Traffic Control Procedure For The New York Metropolitan Area
  • Evaluation of The General MillsRyan Flight Recorder
  • DynamicSimulation Tests of Several Traffic Control Systems For The Fort WorthDallas Terminal Area
  • Evaluation of The Alford SlottedCylinder VORAntenna
  • A DualControl CourseLine Computer CAA Type IA
  • Aircraft Fire Extinguishment Part IV Evaluation of A Bromochloromethane FireExtinguishing System For The XB45 Airplane
  • A Preliminary Study of Operational Advantages of Pictorial Navigational Displays
  • Technical and Operational Evaluation of The Type IV PictorialDisplay Equipment