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The RAF Display at Hendon A flight of De Havilland Hound aircraft display precision flying 1928
Testing a motorless Helicopter Testing the Damblanc motorless Helicopter at St Cyr France with the aid of a sausage balloon 23 June 1923
A home for children suffering from raid shock has been established at Chailey. 13 November 1917
Saturdays Great Air Force Pageant at Hendon An observation balloon destroyed by fire showing the observer escaping by parachute 2 July 1921
Amundsens airship Norge arrives at Pulham. The Norge in flight. 12 April 1926Amundsens airship " Norge arrives at Pulham. The " Norge " in flight. 12 April 1926
Open air meals in The Embankment Gardens. 15 August 1928
Admiralty Amphibian Tested on Thames Aircraft alighting tests arranged by the Admiralty took place today on the Thames. The photographer shows the amphibian taking the water near Westminster Bridge
Mr F Courtney tests a bird like side car monoplane at Croydon Major Cooper built the machine and he has adopted the unique idea of carrying the passenger in a side car built into the port wing in his
Aerial Derby at Hendon on July 5th Parachutist hanging from their chute 21 June 1919
Mr A J Cobham demonstrates a De Haviland machine at Stag Lane Aerodrome, Edgware. 12 November 1925
Germans begin Atlantic flight. The crew of the Bremen aeroplane. Left to right : LohseGermans begin Atlantic flight. The " crew " of the " Bremen " aeroplane. Left to right : Lohse, the leader, Captain Koehl and Baron von Huenefeld, the navigator. 15 August 1927
Mr Henry Ainsley who is at present appearing in Hassan, is a great believer in open air exercise. Immediately his work is over he makes for his home at Chart Lodge
R 36 ready for launching at Inchinnan. A view of the dining room 19 March 1921
R 33 in taking off trial with two D H 53 Hummingbirds at Pulham. The airship above Pulham airfield. 21 October 1926
Aeroplanes launch flour bag bombs on troops in great battle of Hogs Back Divisional Manoeuvres reach their height near Guilford An army Bristol long distance bombing plane is here zooming up in a
Mr Joseph Barcroft, reader in physiology at Kings College, lived for six days in an airtight glass compartment to test an airmans need of oxygen in a rarified atmospheres
Meet of the Cotswold at The Air Balloon Inn. The pack. 17 December 1924
Retired American business man to fly round the world. Mr George H Storck who has planned to leave Southampton next week in a single seater seaplane in an attempt to fly round the world
Levee at St Jamess Palace. Admiral Gaskell with Air Marshal Scarlett leaving. 10 March 1925
Britains Place in the Sun A striking photograh taken in Central London which illustrates to perfection the above heading The picture is of H M Airship R 33 cruising round London against a sunset sky
American world fliers arrive at Croydon The American fliers photographed after their arrival at Croydon Aerodrome. Left to right Colonel George
Helicopter Succesful Flight The Marquis of Pescara has just made successful flight with his new helicopter 5 May 1923
Z R 3 built by the Germans for America by the German Freiedrichshafen 29 September 1924
The Air Race of the Year Right to left, Captain De La Ferriere, Commander Briggs and Major Sewell 27 September 1920
The Italian round the world flight. Mr R Davison, who is one of the four airman accompanying Signor Locatelli, the Italian aviatior, on his round the world flight in a Dornier Wal seaplane
Japanese aviators return Flight to Tokyo from London. Mr Kawachi overhauling his engine. 19 October 1925
First International Seaplane Race at Bournemouth Sr Janello ( Italy ) the winner of the race on a Savoia seaplane 11 September 1919
First International Seaplane Race at Bournemouth Captain Hammersley ( Great Britain ) on an Avro machine 11 September 1919
Frances lady aviator Mme Maryze, who has just been granted a pilot certificate in France, photographed by her machine before giving an exhibition flight 21 November 1925
Brer Rabbit performed by League of Arts in Hyde Park, London
Mr F Courtney tests a bird like side car monoplane at Croydon. Built by MajorMr F Courtney tests a bird like " side car " monoplane at Croydon. Built by Major A Q Cooper in his back garden. Major A Q Cooper in his machine. 16 October 1923
Woman ( Amelia Earhart, first woman to fly the Atlantic ) in Atlantic flying venture. The Friendship ( Fokker VIIb - 3m ) at Southampton. 19 June 1928
Risticz with his wife and children before the plane. 1928
More women learning to fly. London pupils who show skill and coolness, at Stag lane aerodrome in Greater London. Miss H Cholmondeley. 27 March 1928
Trials of biggest, fastest, and most powerful flying boat. The Short S.8 Calcutta G-EBVG. 21 Febuary 1928
The air ministrys latest monster flying boat The Southampton flying boat a new type being constructed for the Air Ministry by the Supermarine Aviation Works, Ltd, Southampton 24 March 1925
5 Miles Cross country championship at Royal Air Force Aerodrome, Northolt The first three men Left to right Rfn J N Ovington, L/Cpl J A Callum, and Capt C E Ovington, M C 7 March 1925
Electricty from the air One of the new types of aero windmills to generate electricity which can be stored and used as required
Airmen to fly for four days and nights. Take on fuel and suppliees whilein the air Captain Lowell Smith ( left ) and Lieutenant John B Richter the courages flyers 5 July 1923
BRITAINs FIRST FLYING TORPEDO BOAT. The first torpedo-carrying seaplane to be built In England carried out a demonstration flight at Brough near Hull, recently. It is fitted with a 450 h.p
Another Atlantic flight attempt. Captain Paris, the French Airman who proposes crossing the Atlantic from Brest. 21 July 1928
Saturdays Great Air Force Pageant at Hendon Attack upon and destruction of a kite balloon. Here it has been shot down by a Sopwith Snipe 2 July 1921
Luba Phillipps in the cockpit of the Tri engined Fokker Plane in which she and several passengers flew over Roosevelt Field recently. July 1927
The Honeymoon Express Pilot Officer Whinney R A F, who was married on Saturday at St Mary Abbots to Miss Edna Moodie, a prominent resident of Ottawa 18 August 1923
First flight of a British airship for over three years. R33 leaves Cardington Aerodrome. The R33 leaving the great hangar at Cardington. 2 April 1925
United States Hangar Ready to Receive Z R 2 ( R 38 ) The US hangar which is ready to receive the Z R 2 airshop. Formerly the R 38. It is situated at Lakehurst, New Jersey 23 August 1921
The first bird home with Queen Alexandras message. Mr Edgar Rickard, with his storm pilot, the first bird to reach home with Queen Alexandras message to the London Hospital from Sandringham
New American all metal steam driven dirigible out of hangar for first time. The City of Glendale. 18 January 1929
