Take-off and landing noise of typical commercial propeller and jet aircraft measured at Dorval and Uplands airports (September 1959)

Take-off and landing noise of typical commercial propeller and jet aircraft measured at Dorval and Uplands airports (September 1959)

by T. Weibust

Part of National Research Council of Canada. Aeronautical report -- LR-282

1960

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