ALPA Engineering and Air Safety Department Records
- Air Line Pilots Association
- Air safety
- Air traffic control
- Aircraft accident investigation
- Airline pilots
- Airlines--Safety regulations
- Airlines—Safety measures
- Airlines—Technological innovations—United States
- Airplane Airworthiness
- Airplane crashes
- Civil Aeronautics Board (U.S.)
- Federal Aviation Administration
- National Transportation Safety Board (U.S.)
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Part I of the Engineering and Air Safety Department Records is concerned primarily with air safety. The files include material pertaining to studies of airports; air traffic control; lighting; accidents; new aircraft evaluations; crew training and related areas; noise abatement; the SST; and all-weather flying. There is much documentation of the work done in these fields by the International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations and the International Civil Aviation Organization.
Part II of the Engineering and Air Safety Department Records contains photographs of accidents and investigations conducted by the Department as well as airplane components and flight stations. Many of these photographs correspond to folders found in Part I of the E&AS Records, the relevant box and folder numbers are noted in parentheses after each folder description.
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| LR000247_EAS_guide.pdf | 620.76 KB | |
| LR00247_EAS_Pt2guide.pdf | 98.05 KB |
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