AIR TRUNK ROUTE
’BOARD RESERVES ITS DECISION. OPINION FROM GRANT DALTON. By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, March 23. The Transport Co-ordination Board today concluded its hearing of three, applications for a main trunk air license. Squadron-Leader Isitt gave further technical evidence. New Zealand Airways Ltd. handed to the board written submissions in support of .their claim, and the Wellington town clerk made a statement as from the city council, contending that Wellington must be a pbrt of call. i • ' Mr. C. G. White, for Union Airways, Ltd., read part of an opinion from Wing-Commander Grant Dalton in which he supported the '•Palmerston NorthDuriedin trunk service as a commencing service and stated that he would not call at Wellington to begin with, but would make Palmerston North-Blenheim-Christ-church-Dundein the. initial route. The board reserved its decision.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1935, Page 9
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