Enclosure No.1 Senton desmatoh Ro M8 of Heyerber 15th. 1920.
REPORT
ON THE DEVELOPMENT
OP AVIATION IN
SOUTH HINA.
WRITTON NOVEMBER 14th 1928.
GENERAL REMARES.
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The development of Aviation in Louth China, both
Military and Jivil; is sufficient to warrant the attention
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of all those connected with thins.
This development, unlike that of other countries,
has not taken the usual lines of an 'air force', and an
organisation to control commercial flying. The two branch-
es are hopelessly mixed up and it will be a long time befo
they separate.
Never-the-less steps are being taken to bring about
this separation, and every effort is being made throughout
the southern Provinces to develop both military and coR-
mercial aviation.
The future looks bright, and there is undoubtedly
a very large opening in hina for the passenger and mail
aircraft.
KWAN GYUNG
There is no doubt that Canton is the principle senter
of Aviation in South China, and that as development takes
place ite importance as an Aerial Port will be very con-
siderable.
At the present time all aviation is under the control
of The Canton Aviation Bureau, which is Commanded by General
Cheung Fai Jung.
The aerodrome is situated at Tai the Tan on the
outskirts of the City, it is 1000 by 700 yards, and has