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Lord Londonderry, then Secretary of State for Air, centre, takes delivery of his first aircraft at Heston Aerodrome, an Avro Club Cadet painted in Londonderry colours. Left is Capt Baker, Chief Instructor at Heston and B.S. Allen, right. March 1934.

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4 February 2015

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