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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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) superseded the Civil Aeronautics Authority (CAA) in 1958.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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  • Development of a Ground to Aircraft Radioteletype System
  • A Revised Serial Reaction Time Apparatus for Use in Appraising Flying Aptitude
  • On the Actual and Potential Value of Biographical Information as a Means of Predicting Success in Aeronautical Training
  • An Investigation of the Interview as a Technique for Selecting Aircraft Pilots
  • UltraHighFrequency Airport Traffic Control
  • Analysis of Photographic Records of Aircraft Pilot Performance Section A Section B
  • A Laboratory Study of the Soil Stabilizing Effectiveness of a Complex Salt of AbieticAcid
  • Development of the UltraHighFrequency Radio Range Part II Testing of the UltraHighFrequency Radio Ranges on Towers
  • Altitude and Its Effect upon Airplane Performance
  • Development of the UltraHighFrequency Radio Range Part 1 the UltraHighFrequency Aural Radio Range
  • Report on CAANational Testing Service
  • The Development of a Mechanical Cement Spreader and Accessories for Use in Soil Cement Construction
  • The Effect of Distraction Lights upon Performance on the Mashburn Serial Coordination Test
  • The Correlation of Aircraft Takeoff and Landing Characteristics with Airport Size
  • Determination of Means to Safeguard Aircraft from Powerplant Fires in Flight Part II
  • Studies of Predictors of Achievement in Learning to Fly
  • Aircraft Corrosion Resulting from the Use of Calcium Chloride on Airport Runways
  • A Preliminary Study of Physical Standards in Relation to Success in Flight Training
  • The Establishment of a Restricted Area for Seaplane Operation
  • Evaluation of Respiratory Measures for Use in Pilot Selection