The Lungwha Crash To the Editor of the "Nowru-CHina Darty "News."
Sim—As much as one regrets the terrible aeroplane crash ab Lung-wha one cannot but take strong exception to the paragraph in your article of to-day, where your cor~ respondent expresses. the opinion that the pilot was at fault.
Both the late Mr. Paul Baer and Mr. K. F, Pian were pilots of ex; perience and their flying ability can bbe vouched by all ex-flying men in Shanghai, What la wrong with the Lungwha Aerodrome, is that it can hardly be called an aerodrome, but me make shift, with no made to keep the river clear at this point or even at the times the planes take off. It is very credit able that the China Airways, Fed. Inc, have operated s0 long without, any accident and certainly indicates any thought that their pilots are doubtful, but pilots ean-
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