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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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) superseded the Civil Aeronautics Authority (CAA) in 1958.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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  • Interference between VHF Navigation Receivers
  • Determination of Means To Safeguard Aircraft From Power Plant Fires in Flight
  • Harmonic Radiation From The Type TUI Transmitter
  • A VORDME Simulator For Link Trainers
  • The Fire Resistance of AluminumAlloy Control Rods Protected By ALBIRX FireRetardant Coating
  • Laboratory Tests of VORSignal Interference Ratios
  • Evaluation of Air TrafficControl Monitor For Use With The Precision Approach Radar
  • Lighting Pattern Distortion Caused By Rain An An Airplane Windshield
  • Evaluation of Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model ANMPN7 Xw1 Part I Technical Evaluation
  • Field Equipment For Vibratory Compaction of Soils and Base Courses
  • Preliminary Study of Traffic Control Systems For The Proposed Washington Supplemental Airport Using Simulation Techniques
  • Evaluation of Phototype CA2944 1OKC Goniometer Limiters
  • Evaluation of Airport Surface Detection Equipment Model AnMPN7 XW1 Part II Operational Evaluation
  • Aircraft Fire Extinguishment Part I A Study of Factors Influencing Extinguishing System Design
  • The CAA Type Portable Pictorial Computer Part I Development and Initial Tests
  • Effects of Various Antenna Rotational Rates on A Type ASR1 Radar
  • Some Effects of Terrain on the NullReference Glide Path Shape
  • A Study of Pilots Eye Movements During Visual Flight Conditions
  • Identification of DME Transponders
  • Laboratory Compaction Tests of CoarseGraded Paving and Embankment