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Gliding, World Championships, 1972, preparations for, 930 Golden Pacific, starts negotiations to buy six Convair 600s from Frontier Airlines, 891 Golden West Airlines, ownership of questioned, 637 Gone East (short story), 1010-1011 Goodyear Aerospace Corp, Lockheed-California Co orders 16 universal baggage/cargo containers from. 872 Goodyear airship Europa, envelope for (photo), 996 Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co (Great Britain) Ltd. Aviation Division of. Dowty Rotol to manufacture wheel, brake and hydraulic equipment, 299 Government Aircraft Factory (Australian), Project N2 light Stol transport prototype flies (photo), 236: report, 248; Govt certain to impose tariff protection to secure market for, 503 Grand Tour (unmanned flights to outer planets), two US space scientists argue for, 879 Great Britain, negotiations with Japan open, aimed ai renewing 1952 air services agreement, 383 Grumman Aircraft Corp, joint development of new Stol transport with Shin Meiwa Industry, 270 Grumman E-2C Hawkeye, over 600hr development flying completed on two, awarded US Navy contract for production of first 11, photo, 950; further photo. 950 Grumman F-14, see under US Navy Grumman Mallard, modified, use of as N-E corridor commuter being studied by NY City Dept of Marine and Aviation, report and photos, 723 Guest International Ltd, new thermal limiter, Micro-temp 4000, 659; co-operation with Rolls-Royce in maximum reliability/minimum maintenance re quirements. 779; acquires UK agency for Litronix range, 1017 Gulf Aviation, long-term policy for, general manager discusses, 757; new One-Eleven 432 for (photo). 757 h Hamiil, T„ photographs by, 18-22; 90-96; 252-256; 263; 423; 624; 766-772; 966-970; 1012-1013 Harris Marketing, details of lighting unit which will light automatically if mains supply fails available from, 1037 Hartmann & Braun, EN 13 tachogenerator, description of, 872 Hawaiian Airlines, exchanging two DC-9-10s for -30s, 635 Hawker Hind, ex-Afghanistan, details of, 974 Hawker Sea Fury FB.ll, being restored (photo). 785 Hawker Siddeley Aviation, merger with BAC "arguable issue", 314; A. S. Watson appointed to board as marketing director, 716: given go-ahead to start conversion of 20 Victors (SensoT), 791 Hawker Siddeley Aviation, Manchester, B. F. W. Tutt appointed executive director, marketing, 907 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S.2, further 16 ordered, report and photo, 670 Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Engineering, order placed with by British Communications Corp for Dynatesi test systems, 659 Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Linescan, correction, 347 Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd, Capt E. D. G. Lewin appointed managing director, 485 Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd, Chiswick Division, awarded MoD contract for design of equipment to weigh loads for military aircraft, 28; collaboration agreement with Dornier System on surveillance drones, 305 Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Engineering, "full auth ority" electrical fuel-control system applied to R-R Gnome, million flying hours completed by, 741; to build X.4 technology satellite, 744 Hawker Siddeley Group, F. V. Brook and M. Parkinson appointed to board, 328 Hawker Siddeley Harrier, US DoD still interested in possible shift of production of to the US, 69: USMC evaluation of, 228: US Senate Armed Services Com mittee recommends funds for production of 30 in US, 262; Japan considers, 270; Mk 52 two-seat demon strator (photo), 458: demonstration on RFA Green Rover (photo), 552; report, 553; final deliveries to USMC to end in 1974 (Sensor), 557; US Senate defeats move to block manufacture in America of. 589; Harriers at Hoot's Halfacre (illustrated feature article), 618-622; demonstration aircraft damaged, 665: first Pegasus 11-powered, only two days from delivery to Boscombe Down (Sensor), 957; 21 Swiss MPs petition for inclusion in final evaluation phase of strike-aircraft procurement programme, 986 Hawker Siddeley HS.125, sale of 250th expected to be announced (Sensor), 237; colour photo of (in advertising feature, September 2 issue); Prince William of Gloucester on demonstration flight (photo), 383; reaches 250 (illustrated feature article), 478-479; correction to range of, 503; two carry industrialists on tour to attract European investment into Scotland, 854 Hawker Siddeley, to use HS.125-400B "flying board room" in conjunction with three companies to visit clients in Europe, story and photo, 11 Hawker Siddeley HS.141 project, photo of model, 795 Hawker Siddeley HS.748, Series 2A, price correction. 198; G-AYYG returns from sales tour of Central and South America (photo), 349 Hawker Siddeley HS.1182, to be built for RAF, 558: 1182 and all that (Defence feature), 623 Hawker Siddeley Shackleton Mk 2, first to be modified for AEW role, photo, 746 Hawker Siddeley Trident 2E, Chinese contract for supply of six confirmed, 348 Hawker Siddeley Tridents, secondhand, deals in volving, 797 Hedin Ltd, introduces new Stratoline range of altitude chambers, 182; descriptive leaflet on available from, 251 Helicopter Championships, first World, to take place at Buckeburg, 427: report on, 567 Helicopters, Military, special feature on (current rotorcraft inventories), 574-581 Helicopter Operators, Civil, 1971 Directory of (Civil Helicopter Market), 164-181 Helicopter Utilities of Sydney, orders Short Skyvan, 83 INDEX Heli-Orient, appointed Britten-Norman main dis tributor, 248 Hellermann Electric, develop Kabelrap method for applications requiring heavy-duty bindings, 376 Heston Technical Services Ltd, pressure-cycling rig by tests Delaney Gallay heat exchangers, 872 HFB 320 Hansa jet, with CJ 610-9 engines, supple mentary certification completed, 435; delivered to Netherlands for calibration duties, photo, 594: report on conversion for calibration, 595 High Duty Alloys Ltd. D. R. Gilbert and J. A. Halley appointed to board, 584 Hijacker, bales out from Northwest Airlines 727, 886: President of Costa Rica leads 200 police against three, 1033 Hijacking, to become offence punishable in British law by life imprisonment, 3; TWA Boeing 707 diverted to Shannon when message indicated armed hijackers present, 76; three judges in Buenos Aires to try American and Guatemalan girl who hijacked Braniff 707, 81; Government-sponsored (BOAC VC10). 150-151: India institutes proceedings over Indian Airlines F.27 incident, 396; in first half of 1971, down on 1970; US Govt plans to introduce mandatory security programme, 558; States will probably be forced to consider expulsion from Icao of countries condoning, says former Icao president, 759 Hirondelle, see Dassault, Electronique Marcel Hisnano Aviation HA-220 Super Saeta (photo), 103 HML Engineering Ltd. introduces lightweight hydraulic servicing trolley, 251; photo, 251 Hobart Bros Co, Motor Generator Division, introduce new series of synchronous motor-generator fre quency changers, 584 Honeywell Aerospace Division, awarded USAF contract to build components for specific force integrating receiver, 328; new attitude control system being developed by, 492 Honeywell, awarded USAF contract to develop carbon-dioxide airborne laser, 409; providing complete control systems for ATS spacecraft, 492; develops new low-power spacecraft control com puter, 550; awarded US Navy contract for fmidic controls for new pilot ejection-seat, 779 Honeywell companies in the UK, L. R. Price appointed chairman of, 803 Honeywell computers and peripheral equipment, to be installed at RAE Bedford, 447 Honeywell computer network inaugurated in Washing ton, to handle data-processing functions for USAF and DoD. 608 Honeywell Inc, reorganised following merger of Honeywell and General Electric computer businesses, 485 Honeywell Mini-wire memory system, Nasa's Marshall SFC one of first buyers of, 376 Honeywell, modular automatic test equiDment, bought by UAL for DC-10 avionic systems, 299 Honeywell's Power Sources Centre, to begin delivery of 110 four-cell lithium batteries under USAF Systems Command contracts, 376 Honeywell's Test Sysiems Division, J. Shearsmith appointed director, 447; introduce Swift low-cost automatic test equipment (photo), 485; computer package introduced by, 872 Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, Alouette III of (photo), 1018 Hovertrailers International Ltd, receive recognition of air-cushion system of aircraft recovery from BOAC and Lloyds* Aviation Dept, 548 Hughes Aircraft Awacs (airborne warning and control system), radar aerial, photo, 589 Hughes Aircraft Co, awarded $2-5 million contract from US Army leading to selection of contractor for "Hardsite" programme, 53; Frusa (Flexible Rolled-up Solar Array) system during quality-control inspection, photo, 222; awarded contract by North American Rockwell for data link sub-system for TV-guided Condor missile. 380 Hughes Aircraft Co laboratories, lightweight holo graphy camera develooed by scientists at (photo), 376 Hughes Aircraft Maftir forward-looking infra-red system, delivered to USAF (photo). 340 Hughes Aircraft, missile with all-plastics airframe, photo, 938 Hughes Maverick, now entering production, report and photo, 785 Hughes Tool Co, T. R. Stuelpnagel made v-p and general manager of and re-organises company, 779 Hughes Tow (tube-launch optically tracked wire-guided) missile, firings in Germany, Nato armies observing with interest, report and photo, 70; West German Defence Minister approves Army Staff recommendation for procurement of, 262; US Army contract for, and Govt of Iran announces that system selected, 917 Humber Airways, announces appointment of J. R. Fewlass as chairman, 201; Hull-London service to be discontinued, 347 G. Hunter (London) Ltd, win order for air pallet handling system for PIA cargo terminal at Karachi, 328 Hurel Dubois HD.34, photo, 159 Hymatic Engineering Co, D. G. Cochrane appointed to board of, 88; concludes agreement with Instrument and Life Support Division of Bendix Corp, 299 • i laca (International Air Carrier Association), appoints A. Helgstrand as first president, 116; adopts new constitution, 116; CAB gives conditional temporary approval to, 595: moves HQ to Geneva, 1030 IAL (International Aeradio Ltd), acquires majority shareholding in Park Air Electronics Ltd, 88; R. A. Spencer elected to board, 251; and BEA produce comprehensive "Guide to Approach and Landing at Heathrow Airport", 299; Somalia Govt contract with, see under Somalia; Sultanate of Oman contract with for technical services for Mezoon airport, 659; Govt of Bahrain signs £2m contract with, 872; intro duces area charts with contour shading (illustration), 962; Iceland sends group of ATCOs for training at School of ATC, 1037 IX lata (International Air Transport Association), North Atlantic traffic conference in Montreal, report on, 6-7; conference denounced as "comic opera" by ONA president, 75; agreement on North Atlantic fares possible, 152; some progress discernible at NA traffic conference, 237; appoints V. de Boursac as fifth assistant director-general, 247; Montreal traffic conference ends in disagreement, 273; Miami traffic conference, talking points at (preview), 397-8; fares deadlock persists, 419; confirms "open rate" situation on North Atlantic, 460; airlines meeting in Miami reach deadlock over European fares, 556; 27th a.g.m. in Honolulu, 560; Seaboard decides to resign from, 596; Govt pressure leads to reconvening of traffic conference, 630; new fares for North, Central and South America agreed, 630; Lausanne meeting fails to find solution to fares deadlock, 714; call for improvement in rate-making machinery of, 790; Honolulu a.g.m., 793; report on, 845, and Director-General's report, 846-847; tightens up regulations for carriage of firearms, 849; increases in general and specific commodity cargo rates agreed for N Atlantic, 925; a.g.m., second report on, 928-929; airlines agree N Atlantic fares, 957; further details, 998; traffic conference unable to finalise fares package for Europe, 998 lata, Environment Protection Advisory Committee of, recommends taxying with one or more powerplanta shut down, 677 lata technical committee, Capt G. McGilvray appointed chairman, 999 Iberia, to offer 14 per cent more seats on Spain to UK and Ireland flights, 794; 7.73 per cent traffic increase in 1971 financial year, 1030 Icao (International Civil Aviation Organization), new governing council elected, 42; discontent at assembly in Vienna, 111-112; preparing to play part for first time in international fare and tariff matters, 113; Vienna assembly discusses responsibilities in matter of leased, chartered and interchanged aircraft, 247; excludes South Africa from two meetings, 424; air security convention, measures against acts of violence, 566; recognises Chinese People's Republic, 843; lowest growth rate in history of civil aviation recorded by for 1971, 1030 Iceland, latest country to send group of ATCOs for training in Britain, 1037 ICI polyurethane finishes, BEA notes 50 per cent increase in aircraft paint coatings life since beginning to adopt, 548 tkara anti-submarine missile system, proved on tests on USN testing range, 952 Ilyushin 11-86 airbus, details of and Flight artist's impression, 317 IMC rating, and UK private pilots (feature article), 469: instructors to be required to be in possession of current, 568 Immigrants, illegal, Cherokee Arrow damaged on landing at disused airfield when carrying five Paki stani, 884 1MO Precision Controls Ltd, two ranges of Omron close movement differential micro-switches now available from, 741 Imperial Air Fleet Committee, pre-1914-18 war, appeal for minutes of, 974 Imperial College, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, Heat Transfer Section, courses in computer-aided design procedures, 1017 Import duty on aircraft imported into UK to be reduced, 965 Independent airlines, British, meeting with Minister for Trade to discuss Far East charter situation, 348 India, Government of considering proposal to manu facture military freighter version of HS.748. 70; France anxious to develop aerospace industry of through supply of Mirages, 747; effort to increase aerospace production, 784; war with Pakistan, 920; Govt prepared to consider cease-fire, 957; report on war, 987-991; analysis, arms supply details and orders of battle, 987-991; E Pakistan surrenders, 1019 India, second launch site, Sri Harikota, scheduled to enter service, 185; commissioned by successful launch of Rohini 125 sounding rocket, 711 Indian Air Force, first Alouettes manufactured from indigenous materials enter service with, 917; report on fighting with the PAF, 951; casualties in Indo-Pakistan war, 1024 Indian Airlines, buy two Redifon simulators, 797 Indian Minister of Defence Production, announces that India to build advanced strike aircraft, 589 Indian Navy, Sea Kings for, report and photo, 141 India's second satellite-communications Earth station, work begins on, 592 Industrial Nucleonic Corp's AccuRay KET non destructive test process, 328 Industry Services International, new brochure issued by, 409; technical communication services by, 780-781 Inex-Adria, granted US foreign-carrier permit by CAB, 45 Infra-red techniques, conference on being organised by Institution of Electronic and Radio Engineers, Institution of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Physics, 251 Innsworth Metals, increases size of foundry, 872 Instructors, flying, one-day forum for at Cranfleld Institute of Technology, 680 Insurance of Russian aircraft, may be improved following meeting of Lloyd's deputation and Soviet aircraft manufacturers' representatives, 247 INTELSAT: Aerospatiale to build experimental lightweight solar array for, 185; official signing of permanent agreement for, 313 Intelsat IV communication satellite, second under going checkout, 343; launch postponed, 921; launched, 1048 Interceptor Corp, Interceptor 400. details and photo, 400; first production model delivered, second sold, 971 Interfly, expected to begin operations, 462 Interfreight 71, exhibition and conference, details of, 78; further details, 422 Intermountain Aviation, acquires DHC Caribou for use in support of US Forest Service. 49 International Harvester Co, Solar Division, names J. R. Troth regional sales manager for gas-turbine equipment in western US, 485
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