Item #23958 Preliminary Report Underground Fueling System for Western Air Lines Satellite No. 5 Los Angeles International Airport; Engineering Analysis, Outline Specifications, Outline Drawings, Budget Estimate. Architectural History, Paul R. Williams, Architect.

Preliminary Report Underground Fueling System for Western Air Lines Satellite No. 5 Los Angeles International Airport; Engineering Analysis, Outline Specifications, Outline Drawings, Budget Estimate

Los Angeles, CA: Charles Luckman Associates, 1959. First edition. Plastic comb binding. Quarto, pp. 58, illustrated with b/w architectural drawings. Very Good. Item #23958

In 1958, Western Air Lines entered into a contract with Joint Venture for the design of an underground fueling system at the new Los Angeles International Airport. Later Western Air Lines indicated that they would also desire additional proposals and estimated costs for a fixed 400 cycle AC electrical system, a fixed air starting system, and an intercom system. The designs, descriptions and estimated costs of all four systems are presented in this report. Paul Williams also designed the theme building of LAX. An incredibly scarce document.

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