This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. With Seattle temperatures lower than required and hot weather lacking at any closer points, a Boeing 747 test airplane flew 3,800 miles to San Juan, Puerto Rico, last week

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. During the April 1970, National Board of Directors meeting the Patuxent River Chapter was approved as Chapter No. 4. Presently the Chapter consists of 41 approved members with 15-20

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. Nominations for the following national offices are still open: Office (Term)President (1 year)Vice President(1 year)Secretary (1 year)Treasurer (1 year)Director at Large (2 years)Director at Large (2 years) According to

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. The Wichita Chapter met on March 18, 1970. Under the sponsorship of the Wichita State University Engineering Department, Dr. Gerlach presented a synopsis of his paper entitled “Determination of

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. A continuous source of articles is urgently needed if Flight Test News is to continue publication. The most regular source of news articles is your company newspaper. As you

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. The Long Island Chapter of the Society of Flight Test Engineers will sponsor a nation-wide symposium on October 6, 7 and 8, 1970, to exchange information and foster understanding

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. Don Evans is a rather slightly-built man, quiet and unassuming, perhaps exhibiting intensity and a trace of nervous energy, You might expect to see him on a golf course

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. The first Hawker Siddeley Trident Three – one of an order of 26 for BEA – has made an almost three-hour maiden flight from Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Hatfield. Flown

This article first appeared in the April 1970 Flight Test News. In-flight refueling hardly rates as something that has just come down the aircraft pike. Old timers speak of a primitive refueling method, a pilot reaching up out of his