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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1910

Page

2

Curtiss and Grahame-White Thrill Fog Flying At Boston Meet

Aviation drama unfolds as Glenn Curtiss survives a near collision in mist while maneuvering between trees. Grahame-White entertains crowds with daring feats atop the grandstand and fog, drawing applause and concern from officials.

Protest Over Grahame White Flight Sparks Safety Warning

Aviator Charles Foster Willard protests Grahame-White over the grand stand at Atlantic. Henry M. Neeley of Philadelphia will urge a national Aero Club recommendation to ban such flights if the meet’s management does not prohibit them. Neeley warns the maneuver endangers lives, citing past crashes.

Grahame-White Farnham Charles Foster Willard National Council of the Aero Club of America Henry M. Neeley Philadelphia Atlantic International Association Neeley England National Council Aero Club Walter Brookins Asbury Park

Protests Over Flight Over Crowd At Aviation Meet

Willard publicly protests a pilot's low flight over the stand during the aviation meet. He says the move endangers spectators and breaches international aviation rules, noting a past accident and stressing that at fifty feet a glide to safety is unlikely. He declines a written protest but voices personal alarm due to his father’s ties to the event.

Ralph Johnstone Joseph Vion Joseph M. Weber Johnstone Brookins Willard Grahame-White

Moissant Flies With Kitten Into London

American aviator John B. Moissant completes the Paris to London flight reaching Crystal Palace after three weeks. A prior delay at Otford due to winds, the landing damaged the plane but left Moissant and the tiny kitten uninjured.

London John B. Moissant Crystal Palace Paris Moissant Otford the Palace

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