The Archive · 1922

FEASIBILITY ASSURED

"As for the scheme itself, I can assure you that the general public have no idea how feasible it is. There might be some difficulties were this to be an aeroplane service, but as it is not, with the necessary capital we can start very soon.

"Aireraft_ generally has develop-<ed so rapidly since the war that the public anywhere have not kept abreast of the time. Personally I am of the opinion that the present backward state of commercial air ventures is as much a question of education as the need for Government assistance. The public doves nob realize that instead of something in the nature of an adventure this is an ordinary, safe business enterprise.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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