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Pilot Greig coming out of the plane after his trial in the Scheider Trophy race. November 1928 P004699
A historic World War One fighter, as SE5, takes to the skies over Yorkshire. This was the early model of an aeroplane flown by some of the greatest Royal Flying Corps aces, including Albert Ball
Captain Lanoe George Hawker VC, World War One fighter ace of teh Royal Flying Corps and member of 56 Squadron. 4th February 1916
Air Vice Marshall Donald Bennett at Emsworth Yacht Harbour. 30th November 1970
Air Vice Marshall Donald Bennett beisdes the new peoples car he has produced and named " The Atom". 20th October 1954
Mr David Jones at Coventry Airport with his home-made aeroplane. The plane took four years to build at a cost of £ 550 pounds
Peter Townsend - October 1955 at Le Tremlay racecourse in Paris - after an amateur riders race, which he took part in
Group Captain Peter Townsend had planned to marry Princess Margaret. The pair had been in love for some time yet Townsend had been married before
Peter Townsend leaving the Lowndes Square Home of the Marquis of Abergavenny. October 1955
A single seater Gyro with test pilot Geoffrey Whatley putting it through its tests. A mechanic hold in back against the engine at the start. January 1969 P004834
Louis Bleriot. P004316
Louis Bleriot at Dover on his 21st anniversary of his First Channel Flight. July 1929 P004317
Miss Hariet Quimbey who was the first woman in the UK to get a pilots licence and the first woman to fly the English Channel solo. April 1912 op713
A flying machine built by Mr E Mines, an engineer, at a Doncaster flying meeting in 1909. The machine never flew
Lt. D. Rittenhouse, the winner of the Schneider Cup Seaplane race at Cowes. September 1923 P003981
Eight RAF officers set out from Cattewater, Plymouth in four all metal flying boats on a 25, 00 mile trip to the far East. The flight is expected to occupy twelve months
B. E. A. Trident Makes first ever No Hands landing. P003964B.E.A. Trident Makes first ever No Hands landing. P003964
Lord Alfred Robens, took delivery of a De Havilland Dove Executive Aircraft on behalf of the Coal Board at Hartfield today. The plane was handed over by Mr. S. Wheate, a director of De Havilland s
Aviation Pilot: Mrs. Burne in flying kit. October 1954 P004742
C W A Scott, who achieved prominence as a aviator in 1931 when he flew from England to Australia in a De Havilland " Gypsy Moth" taking 9 days 4 hours 11 minutes
The Southern Cross, the three-engine Fokker VII-3m made the first crossing of the Pacific Ocean from Oakland, California to Brisbane, Australia via Honolulu and Suva
Sir Alan Cobhams Short S. 5 Singapore 1 flying boat left the River Hamble nearSir Alan Cobhams Short S.5 Singapore 1 flying boat left the River Hamble near Southampton on 20 November 1927 for an African Survey Flight in which he routed via Bordeaux
Three "Red Devils"from the Army Parachute Brigade went on paradeThree " Red Devils" from the Army Parachute Brigade went on parade and their equipment neatly laid out for a jump from 1, 000ft included a cross, bibles, communion, wine
Russian leader Tsar Nicholas II inspects an aeroplane during World War One Circa 1914
Pilots of the Chinese Air Force receive instructions from officers before taking off for a mission at an Air Force base in China during the Second World War. December 1943
Lieutenant Bond of the Air Formation Signals which are attached to an RAF fighter wing in Central Burma sketching an Australian Spitfire after he had landedin Burma from a sortie against the Japanese
Pilots of the American 8th Air Force being debriefed by an Intelligence Officer following a daylight raid on occupied France during the Second World War in preparation for D-Day March 1944
US troops in England during the Second World War RAF 601 Squadron fighter command loading ammunition onto the American Airacobra fighter plane October 1941
A windmill girl kisses her boyfriend, a pilot in the RAF, backstage at the Windmill Theatre during the Second World War September 1940
US troops in England during the Second World War Captain Bender of California celebrates with crew members of the US Eighth Air Force after finishing his 25th operation March 1944
A Voisin biplane in action. August 25th 1909
The Wright Brothers plane being flown in Pau, France, 1909. Their original machine of 1903 in which they first flew was damaged by high winds in Ohio and never used again
Louis Bleriot was the first man to fly across the English Channel in a powered aircraft, along with his wife and his Bleriot XI
Schneider Cup Air Race 1922. A Supermarine "Sea Lion"Schneider Cup Air Race 1922. A Supermarine " Sea Lion" won a fine victory at Naples, piloted by Capt. H.C.Baird (pictured centre) Henry C Biard
Atlantic fliers at Croydon. l-r Captain Erroll Boyd, Mr Lavine and Mr H. CormockAtlantic fliers at Croydon. l-r Captain Erroll Boyd, Mr Lavine and Mr H.Cormock. 11th October 1930
The Gloster Napier powered Supermarine S6 at Cowes for the 1929 Schneider Trophy. 13th August 1929
The Gloster Napier powered Supermarine S6 being towed out at Cowes for the 1929 Schneider Trophy. 13th August 1929
The Dornier Do X, the largest, heaviest and most powerful flying boat in the world when it was produced by the Dornier company of Germany in 1929. The aircraft was conceived by Dr
Aviator Miss Amy Johnson at Rangoon. June 3rd 1930
The Dornier Do-X flying boat, November 1930, was built at Altenrhein, Switzerland by Aktiengesellschaft fur Dornier-Flugzeuge
Wilbur Wright in flight at Le Mans, 1909. The Wright Brothers staged a series of demonstration flights at Pont Long in Pau from February 1909. 22nd February 1909
Hubert Latham in his "Antionette"aeroplane attempting to fly acrossHubert Latham in his " Antionette" aeroplane attempting to fly across the channel in 1909. He fell into the sea and was rescued. 19 July 1909
A. V Roe in his triplane at Wembley Park, London 1909A.V Roe in his triplane at Wembley Park, London 1909
A failed attempt to get airborne by Mr E. Mines at the Doncaster flying meetingA failed attempt to get airborne by Mr E.Mines at the Doncaster flying meeting. 10th October 1909
Claude Graham-White and Mrs. Astley, passenger at Bournemouth air meeting, July 1910Claude Graham-White and Mrs.Astley, passenger at Bournemouth air meeting, July 1910
The aeroplane which took the first air-mail at Hendon. September 1911
A. V Roe and his new aeroplane, a triplane. 20th August 1910A.V Roe and his new aeroplane, a triplane. 20th August 1910
Louis Bleriot crossing the channel. July 25th 1909
