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Sir Alan Cobhams return from his World flight. 1 October 1925
German bankers fly home. A party of German bankers who have been visiting London in connection with the loan negotiations flew home from Croydon Aerodrome
Fatal 3, 500 mile air dash The French airmen Thierry and Coste who were attempting a non stop flight of some 3, 500 miles and crashed in the Black Forest Thierry ( right ) and Coste 14 September 1925
Mr A J Cobham leaves Croydon on his 8, 000 miles flight to the Cape. Mr Cobham bidding her husband farewell 16 November 1925
Locatelli Down Lieutenant Locatelli, the Italian flier who left Brought for Kirkwell en route for Iceland on Saturday, came down at Houton an Orkney Hamlet
Looking down on New York. A photograph of New York from the air by a Fairchild Fokker camera aeroplane. 11 February 1924
Monoplane Racer The Dayton Wright machine. It is a monoplane with such a small supporting surface that the total wing space is stated to be not more than 137 square feet
Great Air race for Kings cup. Mr and Mrs Chalmers. 5 July 1929
America wins Schneider cup at Cowes. Lieut Rittenhouse, the winner, with his mechanic after the race. 28 September 1923
The empire from the air. Four RAF flying boats tour. Mergui. 24 July 1928
Worlds largest airship for the United States Girl workers on the airship climbing up a rope ladder 3 June 1921
Airmans world record. Lt Demouget beat the worlds altitude record for seaplanes by reaching a height of 29, 527ft. Lt Demouget. 30 March 1927
Aeroplane crash Lt from Rs Rosling, Little Waltham, Chelmsford September 1925
On its way across the country. This view of the airship, Shenandoah was snapped a few minutes after it left its hangar at Lakehurst, for its transcontinental trip. 15 October 1924
More women learning to fly. London pupils who show skill and coolness. Capt F G M Spark, the Chief Pilot Instructor. Several women aviators who are receiving instruction at Stag Lane Aerodrome will
Aviators J G Weir on left Master of Semphill on right
German airman to attempt Atlantic flight. Risticz with his family on way to plane. 1928
Aviator, Wilmer Stultz, who has flown the Atlantic in a seaplane with Miss Earhart. 18 June 1928
Sir Alan Cobhams great flight to Australia. Sergeant Ward, RAF, Cobham;s new mechanic, alongside the machine on arriving at Darwin. 20 September 1926
Giant plane as air liner. German Dornier Do X Flying Boat. 22 October 1930
The start of the British round the world flight from Calshot aerodrome Southampton RAF men round the machine on the slipway 26 March 1924
The Bishop of Bristol spends his 84th Birthday with London children suffering from raid shock at St Nicholas Home Chailey 1 December 1917
The English airman Brie, who flew from Croydon to Le Bourget in a helicopter, photographed after his arrival at Le Bourget. December 1930
Brazils Centenary The powerful twin motor flying boat the Sampeio Corroia 21 August 1922
Sir Alan and Lady Cobham visit America. Sir Alan and Lady Cobham on board the Homeric befre landing in USA. 7 December 1926
Sir Sefton Brancker (centre) with Mr Alan Cobham ( pilot ), left, and his machanic Elliott before their departure from Hendon on a journey to India. 20 November 1924
Air Commodore Steel paid a visit of inspection to the RAF Cadet College at Cranwell. Air Commodore Steel presenting Cadet Armstrong with the Air Force sword of honour for gaining the highest number
First flight of a British airship for over three years. R33 leaves Cardington Aerodrome. 2 April 1925
The start of the British round the world flight from Calshot aerodrome Southampton Right to left, Squadron leader MacLaren, Flying Officer Plenderleigh
The Kings Cup Air Race. Captain F G M Sparks. 9 July 1926
Important mooring mast tests at Pulham air station R33 leaving the mooring mast 24 March 1921
The worlds largest monoplane. First photograph of the Beardmore Inflexible, the largest all metal monoplane in the world. 4 April 1928
Two Italian dirigibles complete cruise to France and Southern spain The Esperia photographed after landing at Cuers Pierrefeu, near Toulon 4 June 1925
Mr Jimmie James, winner of this yeas aerial derby on the new Bamel Mars 1 16 July 1921
Franco German crisis, the industrial heart of the Ruhr. A remarkable view of the great Krupp Works at Essen, taken from the air. 18 January 1923
Investiture. Vice Air Marshal, Sir John Steel ( left ), Lady Kiddle and Admiral Sir Edward Kiddle. 1926
Worlds largest commercial aeroplane with a palatial office. Built by Remington Burnell Aircraft Corporation of America. 30 October 1925
Commander Byrd starts on Atlantic flight. The America undergoing a final trial flightCommander Byrd starts on Atlantic flight. The " America " undergoing a final trial flight. 29 June 1927
Squadron leader W H Longton, DFC, AFC
Light aeroplane competitions at Lympne Pixie 111A biplane in the High Speed Test of the light aeroplane competitions at Lympne 30 September 1924
Com Byrds attempt to fly the Atlantic. The America in flight. 24 June 1927Com Byrds attempt to fly the Atlantic. The " America " in flight. 24 June 1927
Germany to New York flight. Konnecke with his wife and son. 1927
Wonderful Racing Monoplane The Dayton Wright machine. It has a 6 cylinder Mercedes engine and the small flying surface and high speed of the aeroplane make it a very difficult machine to land
Wonderful Racing Monoplane The enclosed pilots cabin on the Dayton Wright machine 28 September 1920
Inventor Of The Water Glider Mr Glenn H Curtiss, the Inventor of a marine glider, which flew for 40 seconds 8 September 1922
Record Engineless Flight The aviator Maneyrol who has just beaten the Worlds record for engineless flight, remaining in the air for 8 hours 4 minutes and 50 seconds at Vauville near Cherbourg
The Gordon Bennett Air Race at Etampes, Near Paris Mahor R W Schroeder, the famous American Airman with his oxygen apparatus on his back and parachute attachment in front 29 September 1920
A credit to the Royal Air Force. Aircraft Apprentices who have completed their 3 years period of training at the Royal Air Force Technical School, Cranwell
