Modern transportation — An all-metal passenser plane

ONE of the new all-metal Douglas airliners which are in service on the lines of Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc., flying low over city buildings. Airliners of this same type will be at Newark, N. J., airport during the Institute´s forthcoming winter convention at New York, January 22–25, 1935. Inspection trips scheduled include visits to the plant of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation, at which the manufacture of the engines used in the Douglas airliner may be seen, and to Newark airport, where these planes will be available for those who wish to schedule flights over the city in them. Some details of this plane were given in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING for February 1934, page 349.