Export Trade Showing Still Better Results London, Jan. 21.
Exports of British aeronautical material in 1937 were worth £3,676,- 493, or £752,000 more than the previous record total of 1936. Evidently there is still a great capacity in the British aircraft industry for the satisfaction of demands from overseas in spite of the paramount needs of the Royal Air Force, In the closing months of 1937, considerable numbers of high-performance military monoplanes were released for sale abroad.
Commercial aircraft manufacturers also, who have paid special attention to export business were never busier. The outlook for a further improvement of this valuable aid of aircraft marketing is regarded in trade circles as bright—Wireless through Reuter.
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