Sud Aviation Caravelle

[Pilgrim]

They are from:

Lets see, the Viscount specs are from 65-66 Jane's
DC-4M is actually from a Canadair sales brochure, partially verified from other sources (except capacity).
L-1049/1649 from 60-61 and 65-66 Jane's. Honestly they are a mess, the info is conflicting, but i verified the important (aka whats posted) parts with other less reliable books i have (Encyclopedia or World Aircraft, Propliner Encyclopedia, Guide to Classic Airliners).
L-049/649/749 is from Observers World Airliners copyright 1960... partially verified from info in 60-61 Jane's which partially lists them and the above Mentioned Classic Airliners.
And the Caravelle specs not in 70-71 Jane's are from Observers and 65-66 Jane's.

the 60-61 & 65-66 Jane's aren't mine alas... they belong to a friend who graciously allowed me access.

And i fully understand the reason for the question, i would be asking too... I wish i had better specs on propliners but alas my library mostly covers 1965 on.

[dktc]

-sigh-....

Let's see what Will says. At least the libraries of my Univ have the Jane's... and a couple of encyclopedia I think.

I am reading the Jane's 70~71 as I am typing (<----dork)

[Air Elbonia]

-sigh-....

Let's see what Will says. At least the libraries of my Univ have the Jane's... and a couple of encyclopedia I think.

I am reading the Jane's 70~71 as I am typing (<----dork)

i still say i worry for your health sometimes, with how many volumes of Jane's your school has in its libraries... especially as you've only had the janes 70-71 for about 5 hours and have gone through over 100 pages.

[juancho]

You can find some old, cheap Janes books on ebay.

[Jps]

oo... juancho is back

[MDEuroWalker]

hi JUANCHO, haven't seen you in a time