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On 11 June 1959 the first experimental flight of an Air Cushion Vehicle (ACV), or hovercraft, took place and now, 23 years later, many of these vehicles can be found all over the globe.

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  1. Peter Mantle, Air Cushion Craft Development (first revision), Washington DC, USGPO, 1980. See pp. 15–32.

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  3. For a bibliography on the legal status of hovercraft, see Wybo P. Heere, International bibliography of air law 1900–1971,plus the supplements for 1972–1976 and 1977–1980, under no. 71d.

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Heere, W.P. (1982). The legal status of Hovercraft in the Netherlands. In: Ulrich, H., D’Oliveira, J. (eds) Netherlands Reports to the XIth International Congress of Comparative Law Caracas 1982. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-4443-0_16

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