Portal:Bureau of Air Commerce
The Aeronautics Branch of the Department of Commerce was established by the Air Commerce Act on May 20, 1926. The branch was renamed as the Bureau of Air Commerce in 1934. It was given regulatory power to ensure civil air safety, including pilot testing and licensing, airworthiness certification, safety rule creation and enforcement, aircraft certification, airway establishment, air navigation aid operation and maintenance, and accident investigation. It performed these functions until 1938, until responsibility for non-military aviation was transferred to the new Civil Aeronautics Authority.
Civil Aviation Regulations
[edit]- Civil Air Regulations
- Part 00 (1937)
Aviation accident investigations and reports
[edit]1934
[edit]Scan | Title/Flight | Author | Incident date | Location | Publication date |
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1934 Northwest Airlines crash | Eugene L. Vidal | 7 August 1934 | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 9 January 1935 | |
1934 Rapid Airlines crash | Eugene L. Vidal | 15 November 1934 | Amazonia, Missouri | 25 March 1935 | |
1 December 1934 glider crash | Eugene L. Vidal | 1 December 1934 | Miami, Florida | ||
1934 Braniff Airways crash | Eugene L. Vidal | 8 December 1934 | Columbia, Missouri | 15 April 1935 | |
United Air Lines crash on 20 December 1934 | 20 December 1934 | Western Springs, Illinois | 6 February 1936 | ||
American Airlines Flight on 22 December 1934 | Eugene L. Vidal | 22 December 1934 | Sunbright, Tennessee | 17 April 1935 | |
American Airways crash on 28 December 1934 | Eugene L. Vidal | 28 December 1934 | Wilmurt, New York | 1935 or later |
1935
[edit]1938
[edit]Scan | Title/Flight | Author | Incident date | Location | Publication date |
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Samoan Clipper | 11 January 1938 | Pago Pago, American Samoa | 1 April 1938 |
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