Women in Aviation Collection (page 2)

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Women in Aviation Collection: Air Lovelies

Air Lovelies
Posing besides a uniformed dummy, two lovely sari-wearing Pakistani airline hostesses are seen in Rome during a reception. Miss Hamida Parwin, and Mrs Chudary

Women in Aviation Collection: Sign of the Times

Sign of the Times Published January 14th 1976

Women in Aviation Collection: Miss Kilometre is French Air Hostess

Miss Kilometre is French Air Hostess. Published 09/06/1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Sky High for Holiday Fun

Sky High for Holiday Fun
Lollie Benjamin, 23 created quite a sensation with the onlookers when she went for a flight standing on the wing of a Tiger Moth aircraft

Flown Solo after Thirteen Hours

Women in Aviation Collection: Africa sends some potted sunshine

Africa sends some potted sunshine
Air receptionist Joan Bray, admires at London Airport some native hand painted Central African gourds which have be flown to Britain by BOAC

Women in Aviation Collection: US Airline seeks yet more British Girls

US Airline seeks yet more British Girls
Trans World Airlines

Women in Aviation Collection: Hoods for Air Girls

Hoods for Air Girls
The new uniform and accessories that British European Airways Stewardesses and Traffic girls will be wearing

Miss Savine Khatib

Mrs Victor Bruce

Jean Ballen

Lady Heath

Women in Aviation Collection: Entered for Miss London Airport Contest

Entered for Miss London Airport Contest. Sallie Murphy, 23

Women in Aviation Collection: Toast before Take Off

Toast before Take Off, to the Queen and her new Son. Published 20th February 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0036

Women in Aviation, 0036
0036

Lynn Barton

Women in Aviation Collection: Sisters Take to the Air

Sisters Take to the Air, Edith and Sheila Hampson

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0213

Women in Aviation, 0213
0213

Edinburgh Girl is Best Cadet

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0001

Women in Aviation, 0001
0001

Brief Encounter

Women in Aviation Collection: Air Hostesses Recieved at Paris Town Hall

Air Hostesses Recieved at Paris Town Hall. Published September 23rd 1960

Ghana Airways Girls Commence Training

Women in Aviation Collection: The Lord Mayor meets the Jet Set

The Lord Mayor meets the Jet Set
Sir Robert Bellinger found himself the centre of attention when he was visited at the Mansion House in The City of London

Women in Aviation Collection: With a Musical Air at the Mansion House

With a Musical Air at the Mansion House. Published May 31st 1967

Women in Aviation Collection: Joanne Alford

Joanne Alford, 25 working on lubrication problems for Vanguard

Women in Aviation Collection: I Hate Travelling

I Hate Travelling
A ferocious snarl was the greeting given by this puma on arrival at London airport from America. Published October 9th 1959

Air France Hostess gets Miss Kilomtre 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: The Cap Fits

The Cap Fits
Sally Holder, 21. Published March 3rd 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Lady heath rising from the Cockpit

Lady heath rising from the Cockpit on her return from Cape Town, always wore a smart afternoon dress and had her aeroplane painted turquiose to match her ring

Women in Aviation Collection: Lady Bailey christening the Simmonds Cirus Spartan

Lady Bailey christening the Simmonds Cirus Spartan
At Croydon Aerodrome on 19th April 1929

Women in Aviation Collection: Ladies from Ghana in Training as Receptionists

Ladies from Ghana in Training as Receptionists
Eight Ghana girls to be trained as receptionists for Ghana Airways

Women in Aviation Collection: African Girls for Stewardesses

African Girls for Stewardesses Published 26th April 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0075

Women in Aviation, 0075
0075

Women in Aviation Collection: Jill works her way through Flying School

Jill works her way through Flying School
Jill Lock works her way through Flying School Published December 4th 1961

Patou Flies Condorde

Jaqueline Auriol

Jim and Amy Mollison

Women in Aviation Collection: Passing out Parade at Cranwell

Passing out Parade at Cranwell
Members of the WRAF watch the Passing out Parade at Cranwell. Published 13/12/1960

Women in Aviation Collection: New Cape for WRAF Bandwomen

New Cape for WRAF Bandwomen Published May 9th 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Seven Hopeful Young Women

Seven Hopeful Young Women among the first to take advantage of the Royal Air Forces recent announcement that women are now eligible to fly as pilots at Biggin Hill

Linda Finch

Women in Aviation Collection: Gulfstream Vice President

Gulfstream Vice President
Helen Newman

Miss Lovell

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