AVIATORS REBUFFED
“GATE-CRASHED” INTO AIRPLANE PARTY EMBARRASSED DEPARrURE The first “gate crashing'’ by a ir. plane ended in a rebuff, says a ntes. sage from London. Nigel Norman, amateur aviator of Heston, and a friend were flying o V ep the Cottesmore country when they saw a group of planes on the ground They dropped down to see what it was all about. When they alighted, owners of the assembled machines stiffly inquired their names and why they were there The intruders were informed that this was a private airplane party, ana uninvited guests were not welcome The unintentional “crashers” apolo! gised in some confusion for their breach of etiquette and departed.
“We left so quickly,” said the companion. “that we literally ‘rezoomed’ our journey.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 810, 2 November 1929, Page 30
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