Stories by Reginald M. Cleveland

"Packaged Power" for Many Uses . . . A Complete Power Plant in One Unit . . . How Will Increased Fuel Demand Affect the Market Price?

A 50-Fold Increase in Airplane Engine Power Within 34 Years, Basic Advances, Skill II Design and Research, End Not Yet in Sight

Flight in the Stratosphere Offers Many Advantages, Experimental Flights being Carried Out Systematically, Huge New Planes Designed...

Past, Present, Future, Air Mail Reaches All Five Continents, World-Wide Development, Catapults May Become Important

Efficiency Increases With Size . . . 55-Ton Flying Boats Designed . . . 80-Ton Next . . . Promenade Deck in Wings . . . Daily Service to Europe

One of the Last Areas to be Conquered By Commercial Air Transport . . . Technical Advances Have Outrun Political and Industrial Plans

Record Flights Point the Way to Scheduled Operation, Prove Correctness of Designs, Test Equipment, Provide an Index of Performance

Possibilities of Rotating Wing Aircraft, Vertical Rising, High-Speed, Roof-Top Landing

More Improved Weather Service Needed, New Radio Aids Important, Weeding Out of Incompetent Pilots Held to be a Prime Necessity

Approaching the Stratosphere . . . For Economy and Regularity of Operation . . . More Speed With Less Power . . . Avoiding the Bumps

Increased Use of Water-Going Aircraft May Presage a New Era in Aerial Transportation

American Air Transport Operators Have Built Up the Finest System of Its Kind in the World. "They Can Do Even Better if They Do Not Have to Play With Loaded Dice."

But Highly Refined Devices Act To Reduce the Gambling Element

High Speed and Safety Are Essential to Aerial Transportation: How Both Ends Are Being Gained

Basically Sound, the Aircraft Industry Has Suffered Severely From Growing Pains, But Is Now Becoming Stable

Plans for the Future, and Present Successful Tests, Portend a New Era in Heavier-than-Air Flying

"Remarkable as Has Been the Growth of Flying, Still More Vital Developments Seem to Lie Just Ahead"

A Summary of the Opinions, pro and con, of Men High in the Aeronautical Industry