BERLIN TO TOKYO.
.&. FLIGHT IN 1926. BERLLN. September 30. Follow ing the visit of Japanese aviators, German aviators have arranged for a ffipht from Berlin to Tokyo in 1926. with the object of investigating the posibilities of a regular service between Berlin. NToscow. Peking, and Tokyo. Expert s state that they believe that a flight along the route of* the transSiberian railway, allowing for 20 landings, wot Id take five days. Captain Bruns is at pnesent in Tokyo negotiating for a re°-ulas - zeopelin service over tbe same route.—( A. and N.Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 232, 1 October 1925, Page 7
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