AERODROME IN GARDEN.
Revolutionary helicopter light a planes able to alight in an area as sini ■ as an ordinary Renins court, are ing tested in London. Six light pl< fitted with revolving wings are benic as an experiment by. Captain G. J/° land, the designer of the big D.H. 3 P, airliner, the first aeroplane specially signed for commercial purposes, it .. claimed that these helicopter planes revolutionise privato flying- . , -it: At present an owner-pilot is faced the necessity of either constructing private landing ground or motoring so distance from his home to an aero , Equipped with the new helicopter pia he will in future be able to use a of lawn about the size of a tenni3 co as his aerodrome. The new revolving wing light planes will seat thrtse "P P in a totally enclosed saloon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21136, 19 March 1932, Page 2 (Supplement)
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