CO129-539-11 Hong Kong Flying Club- proposed establishment of a Flying Training school at Kai Tak 8-4-1932 - 4-3-1933 — Page 84

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although the dimensions of the

landing ground at Kai fak are

not markedly inferior to the normal

landing areas at Croyuon and Hendon,

the total area available at these two

aerouromes is much greater, and they

are also not subject to the limitation

of a range of hills in the airection

of the prevailing wind.

4.

In the circumstances the

Council feel most reluctant to witharaw

their opposition to the proposed training

school at nai Tax, but as they are

anxious to assist the Far East Aviation

Company in their enterprise, they submit

the

of the H.K. Gort.

for consiueration a proposal which

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has been put 2 to them by Air Marshal

Sir John Higgins, Chairman of Sir

w.G. Armstrong whitworth Aircraft, Limited,

aircraft,!

anu A.V. Rɔe and Company, Limited, who is

interested in fostering the British aircraft

trade in China.

5.