London Aeroplane Club.
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London Aeroplane Club.
The one time famous London Aeroplane Club was based at the DH aerodrome at Hatfield, to which it had relocated with DeHavillands from Stag Lane. I have several questions for the erudite Members of this forum;-
- Did the LAC end at Hatfield - or did it somehow transmute into another name or location....Panshanger possibly?
- Who was the pre-war (...and possibly post-war.) Member who was commonly referred to as 'Paddy'....between 1935 - 1940...?
Last edited by GQ2; 11th Feb 2021 at 14:56.
I'm fairly sure it transferred to Panshanger but I'm not absolutely certain. I spent a bit of time pestering people there in the late 60s but even more in the middle 50s. Unfortunately, as I was only 3 or 4 I can't remember much!
The London Aeroplane Club is mentioned a couple of times in 'Panshanger Aerodrome - Historical Summary', see link below.
https://www.ourwelwyngardencity.org....nger-aerodrome
https://www.ourwelwyngardencity.org....nger-aerodrome
Post 1945
Training continued to be supervised by de Havillands via the London Aeroplane Club (civilian flying) on the north side ....
Training continued to be supervised by de Havillands via the London Aeroplane Club (civilian flying) on the north side ....
1979
London Aeroplane Club applied to the CAA for the aerodrome to be developed into a general aviation base for advanced flying training, engineering and aircraft sales.
London Aeroplane Club applied to the CAA for the aerodrome to be developed into a general aviation base for advanced flying training, engineering and aircraft sales.
