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Part 2, page 9 Document date February 1972 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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FEBRUARY
AIR LINE PILOT
THE MAGAZINE OF PROFESSIONAL FLIGHT CREW[S — cut off]
AROUND THE WORLD—THE LONG WAY
MLS: A STATUS REPORT
BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING
747'S FUTURE BRIGHT[illegible/cut off]
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Cover of 'Air Line Pilot' magazine, the publication of professional flight crews. The issue is dated February (year obscured/cropped). Cover lines reference articles on a round-the-world flight, MLS (Microwave Landing System) status, surveillance themes ('Big Brother Is Watching'), and an article about the Boeing 747's future.
Full-cover photograph of a United Airlines Boeing 747 aircraft on an airport tarmac. The aircraft is shown in a low-angle perspective with 'United' visible on the fuselage. Ground support equipment and personnel are visible beneath and around the aircraft. The image is black-and-white and shows heavy halftone scan artifacts consistent with a photocopied or microfiched magazine page.
Scanned magazine cover with significant halftone degradation and noise Right edge of masthead subtitle is cut off Year of publication not visible — cropped or obscured Some headline text partially obscured by photograph overlap and scan artifacts Scan order ← p. 8 p. 10 →