Our first airways, their organization, equipment, and finance (1919)
Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry · London :bLane · leaf 112
lightsshining downward from the kite balloon,and also at intervals from a cable suspendedfrom the balloon. This whole question offog is, as a matter of fact, fairly simple.The only real problem which still remainsis to assist the pilot when he requires tomake a landing through heavily-obscured… … ll.LU.MINAThNG A \ AEKDDiOME IX FOC. OUR FIRST AIRWAYS 79 extreme cases, an air service should be in-terrupted seriously by fog. It should bepointed out, also, that there is a possibilitywith an air service of doing somethingwhich is quite impossible with a railway;and that is to make a detour…
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