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Short haul transport for the 1990s

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 July 2016

P. Robinson and
D.G. Brown
P. Robinson
Affiliation:
British Aerospace Aircraft Group, Kingston
D.G. Brown
Affiliation:
British Aerospace Aircraft Group, Hatfield-Chester Division
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One big problem found during the course of preparing this lecture, was the vastness of the subject. So there will probably be many things that should be said that will be left unsaid, but it is hoped that all the main factors have been considered at some point, even if they only get a passing mention. One point should be made, the freight and cargo market are not considered, as the majority of freight is carried in converted passenger aircraft or in the holds of passenger aircraft particularly in the large wide-body types. This trend seems likely to continue and it is unlikely that specialised freight aircraft will be developed for short haul operations.

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The Aeronautical Journal , Volume 83 , Issue 827 , November 1979, pp. 413 - 436
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Copyright © Royal Aeronautical Society 1979 

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Now Vice-President, New Product Policy Co-ordination, Airbus Industrie.

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