Lympne Airport (English Wikipedia)

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"FRENCH PRE-WAR REGISTER Version 270609" (PDF). Air Britain. Retrieved 14 January 2011.

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Brooker, Janice. "The Great Folkestone Air Raid". Rootsweb. Retrieved 18 February 2011.

aviation-safety.net

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baaa-acro.com

"Accident description". Aircraft Crash Records Office. Archived from the original on 17 October 2012. Retrieved 4 March 2011.

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"Plot to capture Adolf Hitler at Lympne aerodrome". BBC News Online. 17 January 2011. Retrieved 18 January 2011.

chilton-aircraft.co.uk

"G-AFSV". Chilton Aircraft. Retrieved 4 December 2008.

flightglobal.com

"The Folkestone-Cologne Mail Service". Flight (4 September 1919): 1178.
"Air Navigation Reglulations". Flight (8 May 1919): 612.
"Overseas Traffic". Flight (1 May 1919): 556.
"Civil Aviation, Flights of Note". Flight (8 May 1919): 607.
"From the Four Winds". Flight (25 September 1919): 1290.
"Searchlights for Aerodromes". Flight (9 October 1919): 1343.
"Notice to Airmen". Flight (7 November 1919): 1522.
"The Paris Aero Show 1919". Flight (25 December 1919): 1642.
"The Paris Aero Show 1919". Flight (22 January 1919): 96–97. (p.96, p.97)
"Amendment to Appointed Aerodromes List". Flight (12 February 1920): 172.
"A Customs Handicap". Flight (11 March 1920): 280.
"Air Ministry Notices". Flight (26 August 1920): 925.
"Notices to Airmen: (No.119) Lympne Aerodrome: Night Landing Arrangements". Flight (11 November 1920): 1172.
"Civil Aviation – April 1–30 September 1920". Flight: 1275.
"Croydon Terminal Aerodrome". Flight (26 May 1921): 360.
"Croydon and Lympne: Obstruction Lights". Flight (16 June 1921): 409.
"Lympne Aerodrome: Cloud, Visibility and Weather Signals". Flight (28 July 1921): 512.
"A Tale of a Parcel". Flight (22 September 1921): 635.
"Lympne Aerodrome: Erection of an Anemometer Mast". Flight (12 February 1922): 23.
"Lympne Aerodrome: Extension of Cloud, Visibility and Weather Signals". Flight (16 February 1922): 106.
"Aerodrome Control: Croydon and Lympne". Flight (6 July 1922): 386.
"Air "Specials" defy the Fog". Flight (16 November 1922): 673.
"Manchester – London "Air Express" record". Flight (30 November 1922): 705.
"Light 'Plane and Glider Notes". Flight (10 May 1923): 252.
"Night Flying Experiments – Croydon – Lympne Route". Flight (8 May 1924): 267.
"Editorial Comment". Flight (2 October 1924): 631.
"Two Seater Light 'Plane Competitions at Lympne". Flight (9 October 1924): 650.
"Changes in Visibility at Meteorological Stations on Aerial Routes". Flight (16 October 1924): 675.
"Aerodrome Boundary Lights". Flight (22 January 1925): 50.
"Cross-Channel Flights of Aircraft not Equipped with W/T Apparatus". Flight (23 July 1925): 469.
"RAeC 1925 August Meeting at Lympne". Flight (6 August 1925): 497–511. (p.497, p.498, p.499, p.500, p.501, p.502, p.503, p.504, p.505, p.506, p.507, p.508, p.509, p.510, p.511)
"Cross-Channel Flights of Aircraft not Equipped with W/T Apparatus – Amendment". Flight (20 August 1925): 542.
"Radio-Goniometric (D.F.) Service on Civil Air Routes : Great Britain, Belgium, France and Holland". Flight (5 November 1925): 718.
Perrin, H E. "Air Transport in the Strike". Flight (20 May 1926): 295–97. p.295, p.296, p.297
"Editorial Comment". Flight (27 May 1926): 303–04. (p.303, p.304, List of aircraft that took part)
"British Light 'Plane Development & Lympne Meeting". Flight (16 September 1926): 592–603. (p592, p593, p594, p595, p596, p597, p598, p599, p600, p601, p602, p603)
"Licences etc., and Ground Organisation". Flight (28 April 1927): 264.
"Obstructions at Kenley and the River Medway. Lympne Air Pilotage Light". Flight (19 May 1927): 319.
"Flying on Civil Air Routes in Conditions of Bad Visibility". Flight (14 July 1927): 488.
"Ground Meteorological Signals at Lympne Aerodrome". Flight (6 October 1927): 710.
"Signals During Foggy Weather". Flight (15 December 1927): 858.
"Signals During Foggy Weather". Flight (22 December 1927): 873.
"Cinque Ports Flying Club Success". Flight (12 April 1928): 243–46. (p.243, p.244, p.245, p.246)
"Flights across the Channel: Arrangements for Reporting and Searching". Flight (17 May 1928): 374.
"Cape Town – England Flight, Lady Heath's Return". Flight (24 May 1928): 385–86. (p.385, p.386)
De V. Robertson, F A. "The Air Defence Exercises". Flight (23 August 1928): 721.
"Cinque Ports Flying Club". Flight (22 November 1928): 1007.
"Continental Air Route: Risks of Collision". Flight (17 January 1929): 55.
"Lympne Aerodrome: Neon Air Light". Flight (17 January 1929): 74.
"Eddies". Flight (4 July 1929): 555.
"No. 601 in Training". Flight (8 August 1929): 857.
"Flights Across the Channel: Arrangements for Reporting and Search". Flight (13 September 1929): 1022.
"An Interesting American Amphibian". Flight (14 February 1930): 215.
"Flights across the Strait of Dover: Arrangements for Reporting and Search". Flight (11 July 1930): 794.
"Flight on Croydon-Lympne Air Route in Conditions of Bad Visibility". Flight (8 August 1930): 905.
De V Robertson, F A. "No. 601 (County of London) (Bomber) Squadron, A.A.F." Flight (15 August 1930): 922.
"No. 601 (County of London) (Bomber) Squadron". Flight (7 August 1931): 787.
"Croydon – Continens Services". Flight (23 October 1931): 1066.
"No.3 of 1932. Flight on Croydon-Lympne Air Route in Conditions of Bad Visibility. (77772/30)". Flight (11 March 1932): 227.
"The Folkestone Trophy Race". Flight (2 September 1932): 822.
"Micro Ray for Channel Air Services" (24 November 1932): 1140. {{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
"Lord Londonderry's Visits to Lympne and Thornaby". Flight (10 August 1933): 811.
"Cinque Ports Flying Club (Lympne)". Flight (10 August 1933): 797.
"Folkestone Aero Trophy Race". Flight (31 August 1933): 871–73. p.871, p.872, p.873
"Meteorological Broadcasts from Heston". Flight (5 October 1933): 1010.
"Landing Light at Lympne". Flight (12 October 1933): 1024.
"Avro's For Egypt". Flight (23 November 1933): 1170.
"Airport News – Croydon". Flight (23 November 1933): 1180.
"Airport News – Croydon". Flight (7 December 1933): 1246.
"A Micro-Ray Link". Flight (1 February 1934): 96–97. (p.96, p.97)
"International Meeting at Lympne". Flight (7 September 1934): 922–23. (p.922, p.923)
"More Avros For Egypt". Flight (20 September 1934): 984–85. (p.984, p.985)
"The New Zone System". Flight (11 April 1935): 402.
"The New Radio Stations". Flight (7 February 1935): 159.
"Cinque Ports". Flight (22 August 1935): 211.
"Cadre and R.A.F. Squadrons". Flight (18 June 1936): 650.
"Cinque Ports". Flight (27 August 1936): 232.
"Damage at Abbotsinch". Flight (5 November 1936): 471.
"The Four Winds". Flight (10 June 1937): 573.
"The Folkestone Trophy". Flight (5 August 1937): 149–50. (p.149, p.150)
"Death of W. E. ("Bill") Davis". Flight (17 March 1938): 256.
"The Folkestone Trophy Race". Flight (4 August 1938): 101.
"LEE-on-the SOLENT". Flight (6 July 1939): 3.
"The Folkestone Trophy Race". Flight (10 August 1939): 136–37. (p.136, p.137)
"They Also Served..." Flight (29 July 1955): 171.
"From The Flying Clubs". Flight (11 July 1946): 49.
"The Folkesone Races". Flight (29 August 1946): 221.
"Civil Aviation News". Flight (5 September 1946): 251.
"The Racing at Lympne". Flight (4 September 1943): 239–41. (p.239, p.240, p.241)
"From The clubs". Flight (14 October 1948): 457.
"Civil Aviation News". Flight (25 May 1949): 614.
"Brevities". Flight (3 August 1950): 155.
"Brevities". Flight (11 January 1952): 52.
"Lympne Serviceable Again". Flight (15 February 1952): 176.
"Complaints about Lympne". Flight (20 February 1953): 235.
"Ramsgate To Re-open". Flight (9 May 1952): 569.
"Brevities". Flight (1 August 1952): 136.
"New Services Approved". Flight (27 November 1953): 712.
"Public Announcements". Flight (26 March 1954): 28.
"Heli-ferry". Flight (3 September 1954): 314.
"Ferryfield Takes Over". Flight (8 October 1954): 563.
"Ferryfield". Flight (2 July 1954): 9.
"Lympne Closes". Flight (5 November 1954): 689.
"Air Kruise". Flight (14 October 1955): 628.
"Skyways at Home". Flight (25 May 1956): 658.
"Brevities". Flight (25 January 1957): 123.
"...Or By Coach-Air". Flight (11 January 1957): 59.
"Sport and Business". Flight (3 April 1959): 460.
"Skyways and the Avro 748..." Flight (5 June 1959): 787.
"Coach-Air 748s". Flight (11 May 1961): 647.
"Avro 748 in Skyways Hands". Flight (9 November 1961): 743.
"Avro 748 Earns Money". Flight (26 April 1962): 644.
"Air Commerce..." Flight (26 July 1962): 122.
"Skyways Euravia Deal Goes Through". Flight (22 November 1962): 812.
"Air Commerce..." Flight (7 March 1963): 326.
"Skyways Move". Flight (24 September 1964): 544.
"Crossing to France". Flight (25 March 1965): 462.
"New Name for Lympne". Flight (25 April 1968): 605.
"Runway for Lympne". Flight (25 January 1968): 44.
"Lympne Becomes Ashford". Flight International (19 June 1969): 1003.
"Skyways Sold". Flight International (24 February 1972): 283.
"Avoid Ashford". Flight International: 1004.
"Ultra-light attacker launched". Flight International (12 March 1983): 642.
"Straight & Level". Flight International (2–8 October 1991): 48.
"The Grosvenor Challenge Cup". Flight (28 June 1923): 342–46. (p.342, p.343, p.344, p.345, p.346)
"Cinque Ports Flying Club". Flight (2 August 1928): 672–73. (p.672, p.673)
"The Racing at Lympne". Flight (4 September 1947): 239.
"Civil Aviation News..." Flight (14 October 1948): 457.
"Bridging the English Channel". Flight (27 June 1952): 760–61. (p.760, p.761)
"Car Ferry Re-opened". Flight (21 April 1949): 440.
"Strange experience with an "Air Express"". Flight (17 November 1921): 766.
"Croydon Weekly Notes". Flight (23 January 1931): 81.

franceforfreebooters.com

"Silver City Airways – and other ways of crossing the channel half a century ago". France for Freebooters. Archived from the original on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 5 December 2008.

historynet.com

"Bill Lancaster: Lost in the Sahara After Attempting to Break the England-Cape Town Flight Speed Record". historynet.com. 12 June 2006. Retrieved 3 December 2008.

kls2.com

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"EGMK.OLD – Airport". kls2.com. Retrieved 4 December 2008.

mundusbellicus.fr

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oldclassiccar.co.uk

"Silver City air ferry". Old Classic Car. Retrieved 4 December 2008.

orpheusweb.co.uk

"January 1931 reported accidents". Vic Smith. Retrieved 24 January 2011.

ukf.net

goldenyears.ukf.net

"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 23". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 20 January 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 24". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 1 January 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 2". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 2 March 2011. Retrieved 4 March 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – Belgium". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 24 July 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

web.archive.org

"Silver City Airways – and other ways of crossing the channel half a century ago". France for Freebooters. Archived from the original on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 5 December 2008.
"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 23". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 20 January 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 24". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 1 January 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – France, page 2". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 2 March 2011. Retrieved 4 March 2011.
"Accident description". Aircraft Crash Records Office. Archived from the original on 17 October 2012. Retrieved 4 March 2011.
"Civil Aircraft Register – Belgium". Golden Years of Aviation. Archived from the original on 24 July 2011. Retrieved 28 January 2011.

worldcat.org

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"Q&A". Aeroplane (January 2012). Cudham: Kelsey publishing: 63. ISSN 0143-7240.