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Air ministrys first windmill plane at Hamble aerodrome. The windmill machine in flight. 22 June 1926
Result of the great air race Captain F L Barnard who was the first to reach Croydon in Smauel Instones Airco DH.4a 9 September 1922
An Avro machine rounding the pylon at Hendon on July 5th 5 July 1919
Giant Paris London aeroplane makes forced landing on sands The machine after landing on the sands at Le Touquet, where they were compelled to make a forced landing 24 July 1924
Scottish Preacher in New York Dr John McNeill of Scotland, addressing an open air evangelist meeting in Fifth Avenue, New York 19 May 1922
On the Lido Guests taking tea on the terrace of the Excelsior Palace Hotel 25 August 1926
Great Airship over London The R 23 flying over St Pauls Cathedral 1920
Clarence Duncan Chamberlin ( November 11 1893 - October 30 or 31 1976 ) commences his Atlantic flight. Chamberlin ( right ) testing his radio kite. 4 June 1927
Taking up the RAF Command in India Air Vice Marshal P W Game C B, Ds O, photographed at Victoria Station London, before his departure to take up the RAF command in India
The aerial soloist, Artiste who travels by air. Miss Florence Parbury, the famous Mezzo Soprano appearing at the Queens Hall, did the whole of a tour in America by aeroplane
Germany to New York flight. The German pilot Udet. 1927
German airmens attempt to fly from Germany to Chicago. Herr Loose, one of the pilots of the " Bremen ". 15 August 1927
French girls story of alleged Englishmen spies. A sensation has been causedFrench girls story of alleged Englishmen " spies ". A sensation has been caused by the arrest in Paris of three Englishmen, Messrs J H Leather, E O Phillips and W Fischer
A home for children suffering from raid shock has been established at Chailey. 12 November 1917
First International Seaplane Race at Bournemouth Lieutenant Colonel Vincent Nicholl Ds O ( Great Britain ) in the Fairey seaplane before the start 11 September 1919
Amundsen Ellsworth Polar Flight Roald Amundsen will shortly arrive at Spitzbergen, the starting point for the commencement of his great attempt to reach the North Pole by air Mechanic Feuchet
Great Britain opens worlds greatest airway. Sir V Vyvan of Imperial Airways, Major Brackley, DSO, reserve pilot, Captain AS Wilcockson, and Sirs HOare
Mr C Chamberlin commences his Atlantic flight. Clarence Duncan Chamberlin ( November 11 1893 - October 30 or 31 1976 ) and Bertaud ( right ) who did not accompany Chamberlin
Funeral of the zeppelin crew at Potters Bar. 5 October 1916
The Chamberlain - Bertaub trans Atlantic flight. The Wright Bellanca machine in flight. 1927
Dr D B MacMillan to lead US Navy planes in aerial survey of million square miles from Alaska to pole. During the coming summer US Navy planes equipped with the most modern photographic apparatus will
Russian Countess to become American The Countess E B Gubanow, of Petrograd, who was exiled three years, is now in America, and has become a full fledged aviatrix
By aeroplane and airship across the North Pole. The return to its base at Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, of the monoplane in which Lt Com R E Byrd, made his flight across the North Pole. 24 May 1926
The Gordon Bennett Air Race at Etampes near Paris Mr Hawker, who is among the visitors to witness the race 28 September 1920
Remarkable tests of aircraft safety tanks An aircraft safety tank competition was held at Farnborough Mr Brennan, the inventor of the British helicopter machine
America wins Schneider Cup at Cowes. Lt Rittenhouse and Lt Irvine ( shirt sleeves ) both USA representatives, after finishing first and second respectively. 28 September 1923
Cobham wins great air race Cobham and his mechanic leaping from their machine immediately after their arrival at Lee on the Solent after winning the race for the Kings cup in 5 hours 59 minutes 12
Boy apprentices for Royal Air Force. Representatives of London and Provincial Educational Authorities inspected the Royal Air Force School for Aircraft Apprentices at Halton, Bucks
Berlin flyers to cross Atlantic. Risticz and Edzard, who will fly from Dessau to New York in the Junkers J33 monoplane. 9 August 1927
Woman aviator to atempt transatlantic flight to London. Mme Luba Phillipps will soon attempt a Transatlantic flight to London. Mme Luba Phillipps with her plane. 8 July 1927
Air rescue epic of the desert. Spains gratitude to British Aviators. The Spanish newspapers, expressing the feeling of the public
Fraulein Thea Rasche, who intends to be the first woman to fly the Atlantic, photographed after arriving at Le Bourget. 6 July 1927
A Marconi wireless telephone set installed in an aeroplane. The switches on the left just under the steering wheel allow the pilot to use the apparatus while flying without interfering with his
Transatlantic attempt. Costes posed in plane. 1928
A Mug for Alan Cobham. Mr Alan Cobham, the hero of the London to Cape and back flight, was the guest of honour at an Aldwych Club Luncheon at the Connaught Room
RAF Pageant at Hendon. Six parachutists leaving three RAF Vickers Vimy bombers. 13 July 1929
New York to Paris flight. Miss Ruth Elder, posed. 1927
MMLE Bolland French airwomen who has succeeded in flying the channel 14 October 1920
Hoisting the new Royal Air Force ensign. Members of the RAF with the Flag before being hoisted at the Air Ministry. 5 January 1921
British Novelty in Aeroplane Propellers The City of Paris aeroplane fitted with the new three bladed propeller, and worked by a Napier Lion engine, photographed at Croydon
Light aeroplane trials at Lympne The trials for main compettitions fpr light two seater aeroplanes fitted with dual control and with power units with a maximum cylinder capacity of 1
Indias new airport. A fine panorama of Karachi, which has just been definitely recommended by the Indian board to the Air Ministry as the terminus for the experimental airship service from Great
Woman Designs her Husbands Aeroplane Mrs E J Cox the American Airmen who flew a single seater aeroplane in the Gordon Bennett Cup Race, which was designed by his wife 29 September 1920
Boy apprentices for Royal Air Force. Air Force School for Aircraft Apprentices at Halton, Bucks. 25 September 1923
Lt Costa and Lt Vitiolles leave Le Bourget in attempt to beat the record for longest flight without landing. Lt Costa and Lt Vitiolles in their machines. 27 September 1926
Air Commodore Steel inspects fully fledged aircraftsmen at Cranwell training centre. The motor fire engine, staffed by boys in training, answering a test call. 17 December 1923
Huge Sikorsky plane for New York, Paris non stop flight T. The huge S53 Sikorsky three engined plane in which Captain Rene Fock
More women learning to fly. London pupils who show skill and coolness. Several women aviators are receiving instruction at Stag Lane Aerodrome
