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THE PACIFIC AIR

ROUTE

Extension To N.Z. Proposed

London, Sept. 28

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that route

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the company should contemplate The America proposals for making Honolulu a junction for Southern Pac.fic air service with New Zealand as well as for the Auckland as its terminus are un- Philippine Islands and ultimately lerstood to be the subject of disur China. The trial trips of the Pussions between the New Zealand big flying- boats have now been ex. and British Governments. The tended in successive stages from Wellington Post reports that Mr. San Francisco to Honolulu, Mid- Tarold Cutty, of Pan-American way Island, and Wake Island. The Airways, has submitted proposals next two stages will carry then on for a weekly service from San to Guam and the Philippines. Francisco ria Honolulu, Kingman Reef, and Pagorago to Auckland argue the possibility of success on

Success in 40 flying hours. The journey the runto between Honolulu and would be spread over three days Auckland.. and the neroplanes would carry hand for the linking of Auckland Plans are already in mails, and poissengers,

express with Sydney by air in 1937, and a parcela.

Pan-American Airways have asked ervice of the sort proposed by for no financial contribution from Pan-American Airways would make New Zealand and would establish tween the Dominions of the south

rapid communication possible be and maintain their owo terminal facilities, but they have requested Empire Governuients has been and Canada. Hitherto the polies the right to bring aircraft into to reserve Empire air mails f.T Auckland for 10 years guarantee that it would not be sub-pire airlines. That policy is rected to iliscriminatory taxation The New Zealand Government have deferred their final answer, and it I understood that the subiect is regarded as ano for consultation with the various Governments with- in the Empire and with the United | States Government.

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ee applied in the extension o the Australia route to New Zealand in 1937. It will probably apply' to Canada when an Atlantic air ser rice is instituted.

For this reason considerations of the same nature any affect any agreement reached between the New Zealand Government and Pa American Airways. One of the proposed ports of call between Honolulu and Auckland is in British and the other in United one of the Stats territory. On Atlantic routes Pan-American Air ways have obtained permission tu

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Mr. Coates, the Minister of Finance, said that on his way back from England be discussed with principals of Pan-American Air ways their plans to extend the Pacific service to New Zealand "We are." he said. "ketoly in terested in the proposals that are Being made and, isolated as we are, we are anxious to improve our ommunications." The Auckland

The only senplanense which Chamber of Commerce urges that unless there are political or miti could serve Auckland at present is tary reasons for withholding ap- that used by the New Zealand Air roval, immediate consent should Force, about seven miles north-west of Auckland. Its slipway and twe given to the proposal lest opportunity of bringing New, Zra-eaplane sheds are probably not big land closer to the Northern Hemis-enough to take a flying boat of the phere should be missed.

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EMPIRE AIR ROUTES"... A Correspondent writes:-... Now that active steps are being aken by Pan-American Airways For the establishment of a service across the Pacific, it is natural that

facilities for British flying-bont at United States ports.

Clipper type, nor is the water area mmediately in front of the slin- way big enough to serve as an lighting area for commercial air- craft, but there is a fine stretch of water a little farther down the inlet.

AIR MAILS TO CHINA

Need Of A Regular Service

(Special Ale Mail Service>

London, Sept. 28.

In a letter to the editor of the "Manchester Guardian, Mr. G. S. Hammond writes:-

Bin-As the originator, some years ago, of the suggestion that approach should be made to the Government for the establish- ment of a regular speedy air mali

China, I was, naturally, more than interested in your leader on this subject in yesterday's issue. A great deal of work was dona and much information collected by the. Manchester Chamber 04 Commerce, and eventually a de- putation consisting of Sir Ken- neth Stewart and myself had the satisfaction of presenting the chamber's views and wishes to the Under

der Secretary of State for Air Knowing some of the unusual difficulties to be overcome Initiating this service, one can realise how unavoidable has been the lapse of time during which It has been impossible to establish

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It is therefore, no lack of appreciation of what the Govem- ment has already done for us in this matter which causes me to draw attention to the fact that a service to Hong Kong is only the beginning of what is warted. Regular, rapid air-mail communi. eatton with Shanghai, as well as Is urgently required. "

One would like to see British

built and operated machines on this service. If that 15 not im-

mediately possible, one hopes that

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at an ely date some linking- up with existing services can be established whereby

weekly service of not more than twelve: to fourteen days' transit may be provided,

The deplorable state of trade with China provides more rather than less reason to press urgently for every possible facility which might assist traders in their difficult task of improving on, or even maintaining, the present re- grettable figures.-—Yours,"&t.

GEO. S. HAMMOND, Reform Club, Manchester. September 19.

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