Our first airways, their organization, equipment, and finance (1919)
Grahame-White, Claude, 1879-, Harper, Harry · London :bLane · leaf 188
ouldbe noted, here, that there is no longerany question, with these big machines, oftheir balance being affected in any wayby passengers moving about in them. Itwill be perfectly feasible, in fact, forpassengers to walk about in the car justas much as they please. At the rear of each car there will… … OUR FIRST AIRWAYS 143 able quite easily to find room, in each ofthese cars, for a certain weight in the formof light refreshments, and also for otherconveniences of modern travel. It wouldbe pleasant on the afternoon air servicefrom Paris to London, or vice versa, toserve tea, say at about…
Aeronautics · Airplanes · Airways
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