CO129-511-13 Civil Aviation- proposals for experimental passenger and mail service 28-7-1928 - 28-12-1928 — Page 25

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SECRET.

18 Degamber, 1928.

3.27606/3.6.

air,

I am commanded by the Air Council to refer to

Vajor General Charles' letter addressed to Air Commodore

Nowall of the 29th November (1804/.0.1) regarding a

proposed experimental air mail and passenger service

between Canton and Hong Song, and to say that they would

suggest that the proposed reply to the General Officer

Commending should be umplified, in addition to the

restrictione proposed by his telegram of November 22nd,

to the effect that (a) no pilote other than British or

Chinese should be allowed to land at Kai Ink, at all events

so long as Service® aircraft are stationed, aa they are

at present, on the aerodrome: (b) that the service is

subject to discontinuance at short notice if disturbed

conditions ao require; (c) that the conditions as to the

use of the aerodrome and as to the erection of any

buillinge, temporary or otherwise, would have to be

specifically approved by the Governor and (d) that it is

The Under Secretary of State,

war office,

S..1.