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Frank Goodden and Caudron Biplane at Hendon Aerodrome
A Hawker Hart of No. 23 Squadron RAF flying over the Medway area in Kent. 1939
At Stag Lane Aerodrome, Hendon. Hon Lady Bailey ( wife of Sir Abe Bailey ), who pilots a " Moth " plane. 25 February 1927
RAF fighter pilot of 602 Squadron at dispersal - playing chess while waiting for the call to scramble. Perranporth, Cornwall, 1943 eTopFoto
Viscount Knebworth. June 1929
Squadron Leader Archibald Stuart MacLaren and his daughter standing in the Vickers Vulture amphibius bi-plane ( G-EBH0 ) at Carshot Spit, an RAF Seaplane Base near Southampton, Hampshire
Captain Rene Fonck, The French Airforce Ace, who on attempting to fly from New York to Paris was killed on take off as his overweight Sikorsky plane crashed on take off 14 September 1926
Aviator, Wilmer Stultz, who has flown the Atlantic in a seaplane with Miss Earhart. 18 June 1928
Signor Steppani breaks world long distance record for flying boats. October 1934
The Duke and Duchess of York arrive for a lecture by C W A Scott, the winner of the London to Melbourne air race ( MacRobertson Trophy Air Race ) 7 February 1935
FREE DRINKS FOR BATTLE OF BRITAIN PILOTS. If they establish themselves as such when visiting the Battle of Britain Inn as Shears Green, Northfleet, Kent recently opened by Lt (A) D. M. Jeram, R.N
Retired American buisness man to fly round the world. Mr George H Storck. 7 September 1928
The air race around Britain. Captains Cockerell, pilot of the Vickers Vulcan, wishes his wife good bye. 8 September 1922
Investiture at Buckingham Palace London Flight Lieutenant Stephens and Wing Commander Strange ( in full dress and service dress of the RAF ) 9 February 1922
Passengers for the worlds first jet airliner service are shepherded aboard the BOAC Comet at London Airport this afternoon at the start of the flight to JOhannesburg Air history was made by
John Topham in a bi-plane Gravesend School of Flying 1935 A John Topham / TopFotoJohn Topham in a bi-plane Gravesend School of Flying 1935 eJohn Topham / TopFoto
Pleasure flights at Eastbourne, Sussex
The Rescued Italian Airman. Admiral McGruder greeting Antonio Locatelli, the ItalianThe Rescued Italian Airman
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
At Croydon Aerodrome. Mrs Spencer Cleaver and her pilot Captain Drew before leaving in their Gypsy Moth " Will O The Wisp " for their flight to India and back. 7 March 1929
New World record for Glider Lt Thoret the French airman who has created a world record by gliding for over 7 hours in an aeroplane 6 January 1923
Retired American business man to fly round the world. Mr George H Storck. 7 September 1928
Laurence Hall L A Strange at Hendon 18 June 1921
The only woman competitor in round England flight. Miss W E Spooner. 19 July 1928
New York to Paris flight. Miss Ruth Elder looking out of cockpit. 1927
Colonel Charles Lindbergh takes his bride for a honeymoon flight. 26 June 1929
Mrs Cleaver on her way to the machine in which she is to fly to Baghdad and India. 7 March 1929
Brazils Centenary Brazil will celebrate on the 7 of next month the centenary of the declaration of her independence by the opening at Rio de Janeiro of the international Exhibition by naval
Japans first woman aviator Miss Seiko Hyodo 11 August 1922
The great air race around Britain. Captain W L Hope, the winner. 21 July 1928
Famous woman aviator returns. Lady Heath ( Mrs Elliot Lynn ) after her arrival at Croydon on her return from the Cape. 17 May 1928
Attempt on air record. Big RAF plane leaves Cranwell. Squadron Leader A C Jones, the pilot. 24 April 1929
Louis Noel flying at Hendon and his Graham White tractor biplane 18 June 1921
Competitors in the Around England flight. Flight Lieutenant F L Lumoore, DFC. 19 July 1928
Luba Phillipps entering the Tri engined Fokker Plane. A duplicate of the America, except a ten foot less wing spread, in which she may attempt a transatlantic flight to London. July 1927
Dr Hugo Eckener. Commander of Graf Zeppelin. 1929
At Stag Lane Aerodrome. Mrs Spencer Cleaver before leaving in their Gypsy Moth " Will O The Wisp " for their flight to India and back. 4 March 1929
International Air Race M Lasne winner of the International race for the Deutsch de la Meuiths Cup at Etampes 2 October 1922
At Stag Lane Aerodrome, Hendon. Sir John Rhodes. 23 July 1926
Champion Hurdle Jockeys Sister Engaged The engagement of Miss Minerva Duller of Sandown Lodge, Epsom sister of the Champion hurdle jockey to Captain W Sanders 1923
Flying Officer Schofield. September 1929
Luba Phillipps in the cockpit of the Tri engined Fokker Plane in which she and several passengers flew over Roosevelt Field recently. July 1927
Competitors in the Aound England Flight; Flight Lieutenants M Webster, AFC. 19 July 1928
Thalen at Hendon aerodrome on an Albatross biplane 18 June 1921
L A Strange at Hendon 18 June 1921
Transatlantic attempt. Costes posed in plane. 1928
George Duller, the jockey, with the Aeroplane on which he arrived at Gatwick Steeplechases ( formerly the property of Steve Donoghue ). 7 January 1927
Lieutenant Allen P Snoddy, United States Navy Airforce, who flew from New York to Paris 14 September 1926
More women learning to fly. London pupils who show skill and coolness. Mrs Simon Fraser going for a flight. 27 March 1928
The arrival of the Friendship at Southampton. The Friendship in Southampton Water. ( Amelia Earhart, first woman to fly the Atlantic ) 19 June 1928
Miss Ruth Elders attempt to fly the Atlantic. Miss Elder. 23 September 1927
Captain Georges Pelletier d Oisy. French aviator and World War I flying ace. 1 May 1924
The Hon Mrs Victor Bruce a british record-breaker On 25 September 1930, she named the aircraft " Bluebird" and took off on a round the world solo flight from Heston Aerodrome
A Cessna CG-2 Glider is flown by its pilot. 1936
A Cessna CG-2 Glider as it takes off from a field in Lenham, Kent. 1936
A Cessna CG-2 Glider is being hitched up to its tow line, in preperation for its launch in Lenham, Kent. 1936
A Hawker Hart of No. 23 Squadron RAF flying in formation over the Medway area in Kent. 1939
The Launch of a Cessna CG-2 Glider in Lenham, Kent. 1936
A Hawker Demon biplane of the RAF flying in formation over Kent. 1935
Bristol Bulldogs fighters of No 32 Squadron in formation flying over Biggin Hill. 1936