Jane's All the World's Aircraft, 1951-52.

Henry M. Dater, Leonard Bridgeman

Military Affairs · 1952 · 359 citations · 0 references

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Jane's All the World's Aircraft establishes the definitive aviation reference, offering exhaustive technical details on over 1,000 civil and military aircraft and comprehensive information on manufacturers, programs, contracts, and production rates. The publication employs photographs and line drawings to facilitate aircraft recognition and comparison, enabling users to assess competitors, spot industry trends, identify buyers and partners, and review key specifications such as dimensions, performance, structure, landing gear, power plants, and armaments.

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Jane's All the World's Aircraft sets the standard in aviation reference. It provides exhaustive technical detail on over 1,000 civil and military aircraft currently being produced or under development by more than 560 companies. Photographs and line drawings aid recognition and comparison, giving you the ability to evaluate competitors, recognise trends in aerospace development, identify potential buyers and select business partners. You can check key specifications for any aircraft, including dimensions, performance, structure, landing gear, power plants and armaments. In addition, there are details of the world's aircraft manufacturers and their programmes, so you can identify key contracts, production rates, customers and order backlogs.