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*[[Indian Air Force]]
 
*[[Indian Air Force]]
 
== Aviation histories==
 
== Aviation histories==
*''Indian Airways'' by Stephen H Smith.  A work in three volumes published 1926-1930 detailing the first and special flights within and through India up to March 1930. Available at the British Library: UIN: BLL01003423426
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*''Indian Airways'' by Stephen H Smith (Stephen Hector).  A work in three volumes published 1926-1930 detailing the first and special flights within and through India up to March 1930. Available at the British Library: UIN: BLL01003423426
:''The World Flyer’s Danger Zone'' 1927. Covers the hazards of mail flights south east from Calcutta across the Bay of Bengal to Burma and Thailand. Available at the British Library: 2nd edition 1927 UIN: BLL01003423427
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:''The World Flier’s Danger Zone'' by Stephen H. Smith. 1927. Covers the hazards of mail flights south east from Calcutta across the Bay of Bengal to Burma and Thailand. Available at the British Library: 2nd edition 1927 UIN: BLL01003423427
 
:For more details of Stephen H Smith, see [[Postal Service]].
 
:For more details of Stephen H Smith, see [[Postal Service]].
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==External links==
 
==External links==
 
*[http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/index.html Flightglobal Archive].  
 
*[http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/index.html Flightglobal Archive].  
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*[http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-when-the-first-british-airways-flight-landed-in-india-2019729 "When the first British Airways flight landed in India"] by Shahkar Abidi, 19 September 2014 dnaindia.com. Retrieved 20 September 2014. The first commercial flight was in 1929.
 
*[http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-when-the-first-british-airways-flight-landed-in-india-2019729 "When the first British Airways flight landed in India"] by Shahkar Abidi, 19 September 2014 dnaindia.com. Retrieved 20 September 2014. The first commercial flight was in 1929.
 
*[http://kbhargava.com/flyingtales/aviation-in-india-a-peep-into-its-early-history.html "Aviation in India – A Peep Into Its Early History"] by Gp Capt Kapil Bhargava (Retd) May 15, 2008 kbhargava.com
 
*[http://kbhargava.com/flyingtales/aviation-in-india-a-peep-into-its-early-history.html "Aviation in India – A Peep Into Its Early History"] by Gp Capt Kapil Bhargava (Retd) May 15, 2008 kbhargava.com
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*[https://www.academia.edu/1742148/British_Imperial_Aviation_Bibliography_-_author_list_and_chronology British Imperial Aviation Bibliography - author list & chronology] compiled by Gordon Pirie August 2011. academia.edu. Mainly in respect of the period 1919-1939.
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===Historical books online===
 
===Historical books online===
 
*[http://jramc.bmj.com/content/65/3/197.full.pdf "E Pericoloso Sporgersi: Jodhpur to Croydon"]  by  Major-General D. S. Skelton  ''Journal of the  Royal Army Medical Corps'' 1935;65:3 pages 197-207. Diary of a flight from Jodhpur to London, via Karachi and the Middle East, including cost details.
 
*[http://jramc.bmj.com/content/65/3/197.full.pdf "E Pericoloso Sporgersi: Jodhpur to Croydon"]  by  Major-General D. S. Skelton  ''Journal of the  Royal Army Medical Corps'' 1935;65:3 pages 197-207. Diary of a flight from Jodhpur to London, via Karachi and the Middle East, including cost details.

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Also see

Aviation histories

  • Indian Airways by Stephen H Smith (Stephen Hector). A work in three volumes published 1926-1930 detailing the first and special flights within and through India up to March 1930. Available at the British Library: UIN: BLL01003423426
The World Flier’s Danger Zone by Stephen H. Smith. 1927. Covers the hazards of mail flights south east from Calcutta across the Bay of Bengal to Burma and Thailand. Available at the British Library: 2nd edition 1927 UIN: BLL01003423427
For more details of Stephen H Smith, see Postal Service.

External links

The website states “The Flightglobal Archive invites you to explore 100 years of aviation history as it appeared in the original pages of Flight Magazine from 1909-2005”. There is a search facility.
Examples of articles relevant to India include:

Historical books online

  • "E Pericoloso Sporgersi: Jodhpur to Croydon" by Major-General D. S. Skelton Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps 1935;65:3 pages 197-207. Diary of a flight from Jodhpur to London, via Karachi and the Middle East, including cost details.
  • Chariots of the Air by Harold Keates Hales 1936. Link to a series of pdf downloads, STOU Digital Repository Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University, Thailand. Description of an air line trip from England to the East Indies and back. Note, website has been noticed to be unavailable at times. Possibly may be open only during "office hours".