ATLANTIC AIR SURVEY
Start to be Made Next Year OTTAWA, Dec. 2. The Imperial Trans-Canadian Airways Conference ended after approving unanimously the start of survey flights next year and an experimental air-mail service soon afterwards. Delegates also decided that experimental flights should lead to the establishment of a regular trans-Atlantic air mail and passenger service, calling for a minimum schedule of two flights each way every week. Delegates from Canada, the United Kingdom and the Irish Free State will go to Washington on Tuesday to discuss trans-Atlantic aviation with representatives of the United States. The Newfoundland delegate is returning home.
The communique did not mention the route,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 299, 4 December 1935, Page 9
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