On June 12, 1937, in the presence of the President of the Czechoslovak Republic, Dr. Edward Benes, members of the Government and representatives of the Czechoslovakian aviation Circles, the National Aviation Exhibition was inaugurated.
The exhibition is on the same level as the usual international aviation exhibitions and altogether 60 exhibitors took part. The aviation exhibition in Prague specially follows propaganda aims, although simultaneously it picture of the progress arid development of Czechoslovakian aviation production, which fact an expert's eye cannot fail to note.
Dominating the individual stands was that of Avia, limited company for the aviation industry, Prague-Letnany. The artistic site of the stand competes here with the actual exhibits of the company, which represent the highest achievements in domestic aviation.
Other stands exhibit also much aviation material already introduced in Czechoslovakia and indicate the collaboration of Czechoslovakian aviation firms with allied European
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