Publisher's Synopsis
This is a historical record of a hearing before a subcommittee of the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, held on December 19, 1921. The hearing focused on S.2815, a bill concerning "Civil Aviation in the Department of Commerce." This document provides insights into the early stages of government regulation and promotion of civil aviation in the United States.
The transcript offers valuable primary source material for researchers and historians interested in the development of aviation policy, the role of the Department of Commerce, and the legislative process surrounding the emerging aviation industry in the post-World War I era. It captures the concerns, debates, and perspectives of senators and stakeholders as they grappled with the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapid growth of air travel and transportation.
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