AIRCRAFT COMPETITION
BRITISH MANUFACTURERS. TOURING PLANES NEGLECTED. Australian Press Aesocintion—United Service LONDON, Nov. 23. Captain F. E. Guest, Liberal M.P. for Bristol North, has explained why he purchased a German aeroplano in order to study its practicability in n flight over tho first half of tho Capo-Gairo route. He says British aircraft manufacturers seem to have depended almost solely on military ordeis and cannot supply cabin planes for (ho purposes of touring on business or pleasure. He says lie went to Germany arid immediately found the plane he required. It seemed a pity that British manufacturers were letting tho world market fall into foreign hands.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20114, 27 November 1928, Page 9
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