THE AERIAL WAITER
SCENE OVER LONDON
(Received 30th April, 3 p.m.)
«wi- i Lp,NDON, 29th April. "Whisky, sir?''.said an .agile steward in spic and span white jacket and white peaked cap, standing in a blue pile-carpeted corridor' of tho riant aeroplane balancing a salver coutaininc bottles, glasses, and a syphbn, while London, 4000 ft below, was bathed in spring sunshine. It was the City of Glasgow, one of the four now tripleeiigincd "silver-wing" air liners cneairccl on tho first of the afternoon tea pleasure trips o.ver London under the auspices of Imperial; Airways, Ltd. Tho aerial waiter had thoroughly mastered his air legs, and walked briskly up and down tho gangway ministering to the needs of passengers. It was a striking commentary on tho vast strides of civil flying.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 100, 30 April 1927, Page 10
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