The Archive · 1925

Air Route to India

Connexion with England Commercial ly Possible: A Matter of Time and Money London, Mar. 17.

Major-General Sir Sefton Branckex, the Director of Civil Aviation: of the Air Ministry, and Captain. 'Alan Cobham, the' pilot, to-day arrived at Croydon after completing an aerial tour of 17,000 miles to and from Burma for The machine changed throughout the Sir Sefton Brancker, interviewed, expressed the opinion that an air route to India was commercially possible; it was only a matter of time and money.—Reuter.

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