AIRCRAFT BLUNDERS.
| A FRENCH REQUEST. Press Aeen—By Telegraph—Copyright Paris, April 21. Two German officers, while biplaning, ran short of petrol, and landed at Arracourt, believing they were still in Germany. The French Ambassador at Berlin has asked Germany to take steps to prevent these regrettable landings. The biplane has been released. AN UNEXPECTED START. London, April 22. Paymaster Ceine, a naval aviator, was conversing with Lient. Lushlngton, who was about to make an ascent, when the engine suddenly ■tarted. Cerne was knocked down. The propellor cut off his foot and ■mashed his thigh. He died from the injuries received. *
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1903, 24 April 1913, Page 5
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