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the night
claim to exercise complete control
1
over the Aeroarome.
2. The Air Jouncil fully
recognise that the Aerodrome was
provided for joint Service anu civil
naturally
use, and though they claim the right
in defence interests to be consulted
with regard to any civil use of it
which might interfere with Service
requirements
they have no wish
to auopt an attitude of unreasonable
opposition to its use for civil
·
they state that they
purposes, and are not less anxious
anuar
than the Government of Hong aong
to uo all in their power to foster the
development of civil aviation in the
Colony.
5.
They are convinced, however, invers of their considerable therence of such questions.
that the use of the Aerourome for the
purpose of a flying training school
would be incompatible with its joint
use as a base for the Fleet Air Arm in
·
Chinese waters anu as a civil air port.
The