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The schneider cup. Mr Hinckler will be permitted to fly if his machine qualifies. Mr Bert Hincker. 24 October 1925
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
Shenandoahs progress. The US airship Shenandoah, which is on a 7, 000 miles journey from Lakehurst, New Jersey, to the Pacific coast and back, has completed the end of the outward journey
Flying Day at Roehampton. Centre - Mr Perrin (secretary Royal Aero Club) 17 July 1926
Catapult flight from American warship. A combat plane being got ready to be catapulted from the USS California in an aerial attack on Curtis Hawk. 5 January 1927
Worlds first twin engined boat amphibian built for Air Ministry to carry 14 passengers. The first twin engined boat amphibian to be built in the world has just completed its first official trials
Lost French fliers. M M Laporte and Priol, two prominent French airmen who were taking part in the commercial aeroplane tests between Corsica and Antibes, in the Maritime Alps
Amundsens airship Norge arrives at Pulham. The Norge in flight. 12Amundsens airship " Norge " arrives at Pulham. The " Norge " in flight. 12 April 1926
Saturdays Great Air Force Pageant at Hendon Two giant Handley Pages on a bombing expedition are brought down in flames 2 July 1921
American seaplane found after having been missing 10 days Seaplane P N ! photographed leaving its hangar immediately before starting on the flight 12 September 1925
The RAF Display at Hendon Beardmore Inflexible ( Three-engined experimental transport ) (Serial Number J7557) was built at Dalmuir between 1925 and 1927
Escaped from air liner crash. Lieutenant Commander Glen Kidston. 6 November 1929
Mr Bonar Laws visitor. Lady Sykes ( wife of Air Marshal Sir Frederick Sykes and daughter of Mr Bonar Law ) brings her little son to Onslow Gardens to pay a call upon Mr Bonar Law. 1 September 1923
The missing actress returns. Miss Hermione Baddeley arrving at Croydon aerodrome. 14 June 1928
Royal Air Force pageant at Hendon. Lord and Lady Desborough arriving. 28 June 1924
George Duller, the jockey, with the Aeroplane on which he arrived at Gatwick Steeplechases ( formerly the property of Steve Donoghue ). 7 January 1927
Krassin flying to London It is stated that Mr Krassin is on his way to London by air, Krassin is the Soviet Envoy sent to London in response to the British Ultimatum to Moscow 12 May 1923
Captain Lancaster and Mrs Miller start on flight to Australia. Mrs Miller in front of the machine just before starting at Croydon. 14 October 1927
Rome from the air. The Castle of St Angelo and the Palace of Justice. 7 May 1923
New Air Gangway at Croydon 16 July 1921
Lieutenant Allen P Snoddy, United States Navy Airforce, who flew from New York to Paris 14 September 1926
Mr Chessborough Henry James Mackenzie-Kennedy 1886-1942 The first inventor of the giant aeroplane, who is suing the air council 30 December 1925
Dornier Do X the largest, heaviest, and most powerful flying boat in the world. The cockpit 2 November 1929
Air Race round Britain Flight Lieutenant H W G Jones standing in front of his machine just before starting from Martlesham 12 August 1924
The Coal Crisis From the Air A remarkable photgraph taken from an aeroplane showing a large number of empty coal tricks in a siding at Willesden 28 April 1921
First seaplane wireless ambulance trials at Hamble. 10 October 1924
Wealth From The Air Ten huge steel tubes tapping a Norwegian River above a water fall, work the turbines near the foot of the fall which produce the mighty electrical currents
A home for children suffering from raid shock has been established at Chailey. 12 November 1917
Amundsen Ellsworth Polar Flight Roald Amundsen will shortly arrive at Spitzbergen, the starting point for the commencement of his attempt to reach the North Pole by air Wellman Bay, Danish Island
Crown Prince of Japan at Aldershot. A descent from an aeroplane, one of the spectacles provided for the Prince. 17 May 1921
All metal steam driven dirigible out of hangar for first time. The City of Glendale. 18 January 1929
Commander Byrd flies the Atlantic. Com Byrd with his assistants Accosta, Balchen and Noville. 5 July 1927
Britain produces mystery plane to compete for Schneider Trophy ( The Supermarine S5 seaplane)Britain produces mystery plane to compete for Schneider Trophy ( The Supermarine S5 seaplane, seen in the background designed by R. J. Mitchell )
Great flight by Portuguese airmen. Major Brito Pais ( right ) and Major Sarmento Beires, the Portuguese aviators, who flew from Lisbon to the Far East
Bombing Abd El Krims headquarters from the air in Morocco. One of the bombing machines photographed in the air from another aeroplane of the squadron over Chechaouen. 19 November 1925
More women learning to fly. London pupils who show skill and coolness. Mrs Simon Fraser going for a flight. 27 March 1928
Important mooring mast tests at Pulham air station R33 leaving the mooring mast 24 March 1921
Twice over the channel by glider A motor assisted glider controlled by M Georges Barbot crossed and recrossed the English Channel 7 May 1923
Hawaiis famous volcano in action. A remarkable picture of the volcano of Kilauea, Hawaii, in eruption soon after the terrific explosion which hurled rocks and ashes 5, 000 ft into the air
The German ocean liner, SS Bremen, cheered on her arrival at New York, USAThe German ocean liner, " SS Bremen ", cheered on her arrival at New York, USA. The new German liner shatters the " RMS Mauretanias " famous record run by nine hours to win
International Motor Glider Competition at Lympe The Parnell Pixie one of the entrants for the competitions at Lympne 5 October 1923
The autogiro demonstrated at Farnborough. The machine ready for flight. 19 October 1925
Important mooring mast tests at Pulham air station 24 March 1921
Commercial airway to Persia A French aeroplane, piloted by M Nogues, one of the leading pilots pilots on the commercial route to Constantinople
Aerial visitors. RAF bombers start on peaceful tour. The RAF mechanics who accompany the party. It will be noticed that they are equipped with parachutes. 20 April 1927
Air Vice Marshal Scarlett visits electrical and wireless school, at Flower Down, Winchester. Air Vice Marshal Scarlett inspecting the wireless mechanics workshop. 4 March 1925
Just before the airship, Shenandoah started cross country. The giant Shenandoah left its mooring - mast at Lakehurst on the first part of its 7, 000 mile trip to the Pacific coast
Major Oliver Stewart, M C, A F C ( Authour of the book on Air Fighting ) 9 April 1926
