_ The reliability and safety of the British services to the Continent are due in no small measure to the provis'oa of -wireless apparatus which enables constant communication to be maintained -with land stations. On a recent occasion an aeroplane leaving London lost one of the wheels from its undercarriage shortly after rising from the ground. The accident was not, of course, noticed by the pilot, but he received information of it from the land station, and this warning enabled him to uvtke a safe landing on the one i©TfiyXc vteel bjf tUJauchifi mflririmy ..
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17721, 24 March 1923, Page 5
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