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Creators:
Schwenk, Judith C
Corporate Creators:
John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
Subject/TRT Terms:
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Aeronautics
Avionics
Capability Groups
General Aviation Aircraft
Omnidirectional
Radio Navigation
Range Finding
Statistics
Very High Frequency
Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Radio Range

Publication/ Report Number:
DOT-TSC-FAA-78-12 ; FAA-MS-78-5
DOT-TSC-FAA-78-12 ; FAA-MS-78-5 Less -
Resource Type:
Tech Report
Corporate Publisher:
United States. Federal Aviation Administration
NTL Classification:
NTL-AVIATION-Air Traffic Control
Abstract:
This report presents avionics statistics for the 1975 general aviation (GA) aircraft fleet and updates a previous publication, General Aviation Avionics Statistics: 1974. The statistics are presented in a capability group framework which enables one to relate airborne avionics equipment to the capability for a GA aircraft a function in the National Airspace System. The work "capability" is used in this report to mean in what segments of the airspace an aircraft can fly, under what conditions it can fly, and at what airports it can land. The framework permits the GA fleet to be divided into groups according to their capabilities as dictated by the avionics configurations of the aircraft. Differences in various characteristics of the aircraft are examined among the capability groups. The FAA's 1975 Aircraft Statistical Master File is the source of all the statistical data used in this report.
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Collection(s):
Volpe
Main Document Checksum:
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