High-speed mail carrying to Cape Town and Melbourne; safety for air travelers; Handley-Page slot control; trans-Atlantic safety; wings, engines and tail of flying boat built as one unit, hull being seaworthy motor boat clamped to it; immense strides in air survey; war value of speed; naval view. Address to Cambridge University Aeronautical Soc. and Air Squadron. (See also - n 1 Jan. 4 p 1-2 and 4)
On the future of flying -- Service and civil
Aeroplane
Aeroplane ; 34 , n 2
1928
2 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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