Six-passenger airline first flown from Cricklewood on 19 October 1926. It had Handley Page leading edge slots which are closed here. Displayed at an air pageant at Croydon already on 23 October. The three Lucifer engines gave bad vibrations. The sole Hamlet was then unsuccessfuly tested with two Lynx engines, and flown only once with three Mongoose engines. Scrapped in 1929. Photo from: Museum of Flight

Registered 2nd April 1925. Aircraft was damaged beyond repair when it crashed on take-off from Roborough, Plymouth while outbound to Croydon on 23rd October 1928. The pilot and four passengers were uninjured. Cancelled 2nd January 1929. (In the background is G-EBLO, an Armstrong Whitworth Argosy of Imperial Airways).

Smart biplane airliner of CIDNA. The company operated Vienna - Warsaw as a branch of its Paris - Istanbul route. Photo from: Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe