Mapping all Red Air Route to India

Non-Fiction
1924
1min
United Kingdom
No Dialogue with English subtitles

Sir Sefton Brancker starts on an ambitious 14,000 mile trip to Bombay (now Mumbai)

Air Vice Marshall Sir Sefton Brancker prepares to take to the skies for a 14,000 mile trip to Bombay (now Mumbai) in this Topical Budget newsreel item. The Imperial Airways de Havilland DH.50 transport biplane was piloted by Alan Cobham. Brancker was killed in 1930 when the R101 airship crashed in France on its maiden voyage to India.

Genres
Non-Fiction
Subjects
Bombay