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In January 1966, Business & Commercial Aviation reported on the following: We are too shortsighted to realize that the fewer accidents we have, the more people will fly and the more airplanes we will sell in the long run. – BCA Gloom over its future under the DOT aegis seems to pervade the accident...
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