CO129-539-11 Hong Kong Flying Club- proposed establishment of a Flying Training school at Kai Tak 8-4-1932 - 4-3-1933 — Page 95

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prohibited areas for aircraft in Hong

Kong.

3. The other proposals contained

in Sir William Peel's telegram under

have reference formed the subject of corres-

pondence with the Air Ministry, a copy

of which is enclosed, from which you will observr that the Aire Council consider that those proposals appeare that they are open to objection,

flymy

and that a/school such as that proposed

arkaitan aerodrome

could not operate/without grave detriment

to service requirements. I shall, however,

be glad if you will consider whether any

or

other arrangements can be made for the

provision of a Flying Training School, —

on the line's proposed elsewhere than at

for the maintenance of the Flying Club,

Kantak aerodrome. If

the establishment of a Flying Training (inHongkong will, as appears probable, promote)

School) is going to assist in the sale of

British aircraft in China, it is obviously

desirable that it should, if possible, be

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also

established. You will observe that the

理

decided, owry to the fact that the

Air Mey have just received the assent

Ministry

saisting incommodation has proved inadequats for service requirements, to proceed with of the Treasury to a scheme which ineludes

the