Private plane boom lifts postwar aviation surge
Flying executives drive a private aviation boom as nonmilitary, noncommercial aircraft in the United States exceed 90,000, three times 1946, led by corporate fleets and rising licenses. Major manufacturers expand with jets and light planes, with Beech, Cessna, and Piper dominating factory sales from 19 million in 1950 to 176 million last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
la Guardia
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Chicago & North Western
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Lockheed
Boeing
Beech Aircraft
Cessna Aircraft
Piper
Fess Faces Possible Bar From Public Office in Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says former State Sen. Lowell Fess, 70, could be barred from seeking public office after missing the Friday deadline to file campaign contributions and expenditures in the 7th Congressional District primary. Fess calls the failure inadvertent and says he has no plans to run again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Lowell Fess
Brown
Fess
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip J. Keuper
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Priv
William Barry
Melton
Orion
pOuPont Trademark
Black
Midnight
Steve Fo
Mepis
Middletown
McAlpin
Men's Royal
Knight
Royal Knight
Dacron
Koratron
Sale