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Recent title book Arrival Journey 100 Years of British Airways 1919-2019 Travel of the Future? Errol Baptiste had made it to the top 1000 onto the Author Academy Awards with his brilliant title book related to Centenary by celebrating 100 years of British Airways flying in the sky since 1919.
Special Telephone Interview on the 100th Anniversary of British Airways 1919-2019 with Chat and Spin Radio Station.
Breaking News: Errol Baptiste the author of nine (9) title books just had his 11th telephone interview with Chat and Spin Radio Station (www.chatandspin.com) on Saturday, August 24, 2019 at 10:50 AM also give the best 7 minutes.
Errol Baptiste was talking about the 100th Anniversary on the sole passenger which was Mr George Stevenson-Reece an Evening Standard journalist and Air Transport and Travel the operator, later became Britain’s flag carrier of British Airways. In addition, Errol Baptiste mentioned the flight journey time that left London at 09:10 AM and arrived in Paris at 11:40 AM that took 2 hours 30 minutes, which takes-off from London’s Hounslow Heath 100 years on August 25, 1919.
The Wright brothers were mentioned during this special interview of getting their aircraft of the ground 16 years earlier by launching domestic flight across the United States of America on December 17, 1903.
Britain became the first country to launched the world’s first scheduled daily international air passenger service from London to Paris also the plane was made of wood covered in linen and was fitted with ‘’most modern devices to aid a pilot’’.
The special interview 100 years on the world’s first scheduled international air passenger service was a successful outcome by Errol Baptiste also received huge Congratulations of making the top 1000 with his recent title book Arrival Journey 100 Years of British Airways 1919-2019 Travel of the Future? onto the 2019 Author Academy Awards as a massive achievements.
100 Years On The World’s First Scheduled International Air Passenger Service from London to Paris on August 25, 1919, with Cargo of Grouse and Clotted Cream
It was 100 years ago on August 25, 2019, George Stevenson-Reece was the sole passenger as the traveller also an Evening Standard journalist on the world’s first daily international flight of Air Transport and Travel, later became Britain’s flag carrier, British Airways. The Hounslow Heath aerodrome is now later known as Heathrow Airport. The account of the 2 hours 30 minutes flight journey from London to Paris was the front page lead news story of a ‘’late night special’’ edition of the Evening Standard on August 25, 1919. It ran under headline ‘’To Paris And Back To London By Air’’.
Mr Stevenson-Reece travelled alone in the cramped cabin of the DH4A bi-plane accompanied by a consignment of leather, ‘’several brace of grouse’’ and jars of Devon Clotted Cream bound for the restaurants in Paris.
Only 16 years after the Wright brothers had got their aircraft off the ground in 1903, and just 10 years after Louis Bleriot had flown across the Channel, Lieutenant Eardley H Lawford the pilot, took off at 09:10 am on ‘’a grim morning, pouring with rain and with practically no visibility’’. Mr Stevenson-Reece the journalist wrote of how the flimsy aircraft ‘’climbed in a fairly rapid spiral up to 1,000 ft’’before he spotted the Crystal Palace through a gap in the clouds, looking ‘’like a child’s toy’’, and the Thames, ‘’like a varnished zinc strip’’. From his opened cockpit Lt Lawford navigated using the Folkstone railway line to the coast before ‘’wave hopping’’ across the Channel to France. The bumpy low-level flying is said to have made Mr Stevenson-Reece feel ‘’extremely unwell’’.
Lt Lawford, who had seen action over the Western Front during World War I, followed the Seine and arrived in a fraction of the journey time it would have taken by train and steamer, having travelled 220 miles at about 100 mph. The plane was made of wood covered in linen and was fitted with ‘’most modern device to aid a pilot’’.
The reporter was charged 21 guineas each way, equivalent to more than £2,000 today in 2019. It was a century on since 1919, it is possible to make the same trip for as little as £22.99 each way from London to Paris return flight.
ERROL BAPTISTE COPYRIGHT 2019
100 Years On The World’s First Scheduled International Air Passenger Service from London to Paris on August 25, 1919, with Cargo of Grouse and Clotted Cream
It was 100 years ago on August 25, 2019, George Stevenson-Reece was the sole passenger as the traveller also an Evening Standard journalist on the world’s first daily international flight of Air Transport and Travel, later became Britain’s flag carrier, British Airways. The Hounslow Heath aerodrome is now later known as Heathrow Airport. The account of the 2 hours 30 minutes flight journey from London to Paris was the front page lead news story of a ‘’late night special’’ edition of the Evening Standard on August 25, 1919. It ran under headline ‘’To Paris And Back To London By Air’’.
Mr Stevenson-Reece travelled alone in the cramped cabin of the DH4A bi-plane accompanied by a consignment of leather, ‘’several brace of grouse’’ and jars of Devon Clotted Cream bound for the restaurants in Paris.
Only 16 years after the Wright brothers had got their aircraft off the ground in 1903, and just 10 years after Louis Bleriot had flown across the Channel, Lieutenant Eardley H Lawford the pilot, took off at 09:10 am on ‘’a grim morning, pouring with rain and with practically no visibility’’. Mr Stevenson-Reece the journalist wrote of how the flimsy aircraft ‘’climbed in a fairly rapid spiral up to 1,000 ft’’before he spotted the Crystal Palace through a gap in the clouds, looking ‘’like a child’s toy’’, and the Thames, ‘’like a varnished zinc strip’’. From his opened cockpit Lt Lawford navigated using the Folkstone railway line to the coast before ‘’wave hopping’’ across the Channel to France. The bumpy low-level flying is said to have made Mr Stevenson-Reece feel ‘’extremely unwell’’.
Lt Lawford, who had seen action over the Western Front during World War I, followed the Seine and arrived in a fraction of the journey time it would have taken by train and steamer, having travelled 220 miles at about 100 mph. The plane was made of wood covered in linen and was fitted with ‘’most modern device to aid a pilot’’.
The reporter was charged 21 guineas each way, equivalent to more than £2,000 today in 2019. It was a century on since 1919, it is possible to make the same trip for as little as £22.99 each way from London to Paris return flight.
ERROL BAPTISTE COPYRIGHT 2019
(via June Non-Fiction/Memoirs/Biographies Author Interview Answer #11 “Have you written anything else apart from non-fiction books?”) In addition I was one of the 12 Authors being interview by the International Book Promotion in the area of Non-Fiction of June 2019 in reference of nine (9) title books being featured on Amazon Kindle.
Arrival Journey 100 Years of British Airways 1919-2019 Travel of the Future?
Arrival Journey 100 Years of British Airways 1919-2019 Travel of the Future?
The Arrival Journey on travel of the future is happening now with 250,000 British Airways customers using bio-metric technology on international flights.
British Airways is the first UK airline to use bio-metric technology to board flight from the US. More than 250,000 British Airways customers have now successfully used their face as identity on flights from the US in the last 18 months.
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Arrival Journey of British Airways 787 landing at London Heathrow Airport and 100 Years on the birth of civil aviation and arrival journey of British Airways 1919-2019
Unique Battle of the Superbrands: British Airways takes Number One Spot for Britain
Unique Battle of the Superbrands: British Airways takes Number One Spot for Britain
On April 8, 2019, British Airways has been voted the number one British brand in both the Consumer and Business Superbrands lists for 2019. Over 1,500 brands were included in both surveys and British Airways was voted in fourth place in the Business Index and fifth place in the Consumer Index.
British Airways the airline also secured the number one in the Travel-Airlines’ Category in the…
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Unique Battle of the Superbrands: British Airways takes Number One Spot for Britain in the Travel-Airlines' Category
On April 8, 2019, British Airways the airline also secured the number one British brand in both the consumer and business Superbrands lists for 2019. British Airways was voted in fourth place in the Business Index and fifth place in the Consumer Index. The Centenary Year also marking the arrival journey of British Airways 100 years of flying in the sky since the year of 1919.
Reflections onto the History of 100 Years on British Airways 1919-2019
Arrival of Ale Miles- Speedbird 100 is ready for launch take off as part on the Centenary Year of British Airways 1919-2019
Arrival of Ale Miles- Speedbird 100 is ready for launch take off as part on the Centenary Year of British Airways 1919-2019
On April 5, 2019, British Airways and BrewDog the Scottish brewery, have teamed up to create a transatlantic IPA to celebrate the airline’s 100 years of flying in the sky, and in a world first brewed beer at 40,000 ft.
Martin Dickie and James Watt the BrewDog founders had the help of British Airways cabin crew, started the brewing process on board one of the airline’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners,…
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Unique Moments in History of British Airways just 100 Years as the Major National Airline 1919-2019
Unique Moments in History of British Airways just 100 Years as the Major National Airline 1919-2019
The major national airline of British Airways is turning 100 years on August 25, 2019, the airline is hosting a range of activities and events by marking its centenary, which shall passed since the world’s first scheduled air service started on August 25, 1919, air travel has changed beyond all recognition throughout the decades.
Air Transport & Travel Ltd from its humble beginnings launched…
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All Four British Airways Heritage Liveries finally come together to mark the 50,000th Customer Flight as part of the Centenary Year 1919-2019
All Four British Airways Heritage Liveries finally come together to mark the 50,000th Customer Flight as part of the Centenary Year 1919-2019
The recent photos of all four British Airways Heritage Liveries were captured on April 9, 2019, which also mark the fact that 50,000 customers have already flown around the world on the four heritage liveries since they they re-joined the fleet, with the Boeing 747s having travelled to various destinations such as New York, Cape Town, Dubai and Lagos, the British European Airways liveried Airbus…
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Arrival Journey 100 Years of British Airways 1919-2019 as a Unique Achievements
The Innovation on the British Airways Journey Trail Game came to Errol Baptiste as a novel idea can be added by connecting the DNA of British Airways’ past heritage and history of 100 years flying in the sky as a unique achievements. The introduction of a coming journey trail game occurred, which British Airways can trace its origins back to the birth of civil aviation, the pioneering days following the end of World War I. It will be 100 years old on August 25, 2019, which have passed since the world’s first scheduled daily international air service flight route from London to Paris that took place at London’s Hounslow Heath in Britain on August 25, 1919. Also the impact of air travel has changed beyond all recognition.
The future aim was to promote the local regional, national and international concept on British Airways’ past heritage and history of 100 years ago.
There is a huge gap in the market area of a new journey trail as a important milestone to remember how British Airways became the major international airline of 100 years ago.
It has prompts Errol Baptiste to bring about the innovation journey trail game on British Airways by exploring the past life of the 20th Century and to think about the present issues on the next 100 years and future legacy on the 100th Anniversary of British Airways from its arrival journey, which are very relevant today as the previous 100 years since 1919 on the birth origins of civil aviation.
A Unique Moment in History of 100 Years on British Airways 1919-2019
British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), the new state airline was formed on April 1, 1940, as a single company and operated wartime services under the control of the Air Ministry. It played a major role during World War II onto the unique moment in history with contribution by marking a century of 100 years on the arrival journey of British Airways 1919-2019.
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