Ocean Air Passengers Are Ones Who Can't Afford Ship Travel
New York dispatch notes that postwar air travel draws mostly travelers unable to afford sea voyages. Despite luxury hints, most passengers endure limited comfort as transoceanic air travel grows, with 875,000 by air and 650,000 by surface ship, reflecting time value and cost efficiency over romance.
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CAA Tests Safety Gear For Planes At Indiana Center
Indiana reports on Civil Aeronautics Administration tests at the Technical Development Center. Experiments include bird-strike windshields, fuel tank safety on catapults, and fabric coatings to slow flame. Findings aim to reduce in-flight fire risk and improve aircraft components.
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