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Women in Aviation Collection: Welcome of Brussels Mayor L. Cooremans

Welcome of Brussels Mayor L. Cooremans to Helen Costantin, of Sydney, Australia. Published 27/11/1959

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation

Women in Aviation
Flightglobal Women in Aviation

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0029

Women in Aviation, 0029
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Women in Aviation Collection: Airports New Information Girls

Airports New Information Girls. Published December 13th 1965

Amy Johnson

Women in Aviation Collection: Mrs Joan Broadbrooke

Mrs Joan Broadbrooke
Editor of the RAF journal

Miss C. Bailey

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0206

Women in Aviation, 0206
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Women in Aviation Collection: Miss Jean Batten

Miss Jean Batten
Pioneer airwoman Miss Jean Batten, with the Chamberlain of London, Mr John Griggs, after he had presented her with the freedom of the City of London at a ceremony on Guildhall

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0204

Women in Aviation, 0204
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Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0213

Women in Aviation, 0213
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Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0211

Women in Aviation, 0211
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Women in Aviation Collection: Olivia De Havilland

Olivia De Havilland, cousin of Sir Geoffrey, and Anne de Havilland Essex, his granddaughter, pictured here in front of a DH Moth from the Shuttleworth collection

Women in Aviation Collection: Weighing in for a Glamour Job

Weighing in for a Glamour Job
The tell take scale reveals that Pan amercian stewardess to be Marjorie Armstrong is well below the limit of 135 pounds. Published November 4th 1960

At the Edinburgh Military Tattoo during the Festival of Music and Drama

Women in Aviation Collection: Station Adjutant

Station Adjutant. Pilot Officer Patricia Hughes, 22. The station Adjutant at RAF Lyneham

Women in Aviation Collection: Around the World in 27 Days

Around the World in 27 Days. WRAF Sergeant Marie Wood is off on A-round-the-world trip. Published 5th October 1960

Way out on the Wing

Edinburgh Girl is Best Cadet

Women in Aviation Collection: Smart New Summer Blouses for the WRAF

Smart New Summer Blouses for the WRAF
Two members of the Womens Royal Air Force model the new open neck summer blouse, being issued to all the airwomen in the United Kingdom at the WRAF hostel in Notting Hill Gate

Women in Aviation Collection: Clip on Ties for WRAF s

Clip on Ties for WRAF s. Senior Aircrafts women Mary Owens of Iona Street, demonstartes how to clip on the new WRAF tie for the new open neck summer blouse. Published 7th July 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Open Neck Summer Blouse for Airwomen

Open Neck Summer Blouse for Airwomen Published 7th July 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: The Concorde look for Stewardesses

The Concorde look for Stewardesses Publihsed January 14th 1976

Women in Aviation Collection: BOACs Newest Glamour Girl

BOACs Newest Glamour Girl Published 3rd February 1965

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0001

Women in Aviation, 0001
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Women in Aviation Collection: Corn on the Cob

Corn on the Cob Published February 25th 1960

Brief Encounter

Women in Aviation Collection: Air Hostesses Recieved at Paris Town Hall

Air Hostesses Recieved at Paris Town Hall. Published September 23rd 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: Styles for the Concordes Crews

Styles for the Concordes Crews. Published January 14th 1976

Women in Aviation Collection: Theres Harmony in the Air

Theres Harmony in the Air. Six nations are represented in this coulourful line up. Published January 11th 1961

Ghana Airways Girls Commence Training

Women in Aviation Collection: The Lord Mayor meets the Jet Set

The Lord Mayor meets the Jet Set
Sir Robert Bellinger found himself the centre of attention when he was visited at the Mansion House in The City of London

Women in Aviation Collection: BEA Uniforms of 20 Years

BEA Uniforms of 20 Years
Marking 20th Anniversary of the formation of the British European Airways. The three uniforms that have been worn by BEA girls

Women in Aviation Collection: Someone from Home

Someone from Home
Britians Queen of Beauty Joyce Kay, of Liverpool is greeted by a compatriot TWA hostess

Women in Aviation Collection: Familiar Scene

Familiar Scene
Olivia Chung, Hong Kong. One of BOACs Hong Kong-based Chinese stewardesses

Women in Aviation Collection: Air Hostess in a Sari

Air Hostess in a Sari, 22 year old Indian air hostess from Bombay Savi Multani. Published 11th April 1960

Women in Aviation Collection: With a Musical Air at the Mansion House

With a Musical Air at the Mansion House. Published May 31st 1967

Women in Aviation Collection: Beauties on the Wing

Beauties on the Wing
Published October 2nd 1963

Women in Aviation Collection: An Orphan in Good Hands

An Orphan in Good Hands, one of five chinese orphans from Hong Kong

Women in Aviation Collection: Beverley Girls Visit the Gliding Championships

Beverley Girls Visit the Gliding Championships. Published May 10th 1959

Women in Aviation Collection: Maria Will be Flying Down South

Maria Will be Flying Down South
Maria Eugenia Ibarra is fitted out with an air hostess uniform by BOAC supplies officer. Published December 23rd 1959

Battle of Britain Week Exhibition

Women in Aviation Collection: Perm Pilot

Perm Pilot Kay Gerber, 21

Women in Aviation Collection: Joanne Alford

Joanne Alford, 25 working on lubrication problems for Vanguard

Women in Aviation Collection: Women in Aviation, 0032

Women in Aviation, 0032
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Women in Aviation Collection: I Hate Travelling

I Hate Travelling
A ferocious snarl was the greeting given by this puma on arrival at London airport from America. Published October 9th 1959

Lady Bailey

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