AIRSHIP SERVICES
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC SIR DENNISTOUN BURNEY’S EROPOSAL. Pftas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. , . OTTAWA; August 5. Addressing the Canadian Club in the presence of Mr Mackenzie King and the" Prime Minister elect (Mr 11. B. Bennett), Sir Deanistoun Burney, the designer of RIOO, urged that Canada ■hould take the next step in putting tie British Empire in the forefront ot airship transportation , through the inauguration" of a transatlantic service betwCenßritainand Canada before: the service between Germany and the United States, 'planned by Dr Eckener, gets under way. Sir D'ehnistoun Burney asked for the of committees of prominent Canadian business men to investigate the situation during the next few days and decide whether the Canadian G overrent and business interests are prepared to back s a transatlantic air service.: With the. views of the committees before Jbim he. would be able to lay. a concrete proposition -before the British Government. on his return to London. He proposed that there should bo a fleet of ships capable of 6,000-mile flights 'with P IOO passengers and ten' tops of mail.
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Evening Star, Issue 20556, 7 August 1930, Page 11
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176AIRSHIP SERVICES Evening Star, Issue 20556, 7 August 1930, Page 11
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