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Miss A. A. Windle who flew Miles Magister, G-AKUA, and Wh?

Miss A.A. Windle who flew Miles Magister, G-AKUA, and Whitney Straight, G-AFGK, at the 1956 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley on 15 July

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1956 Flew Magister Miles Straight Whitney Wisley Aeronautics Miss Windle


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In this photograph, Miss A.A. Windle is seen proudly standing next to two iconic aircraft that marked a significant era in aviation history: the Miles Magister, G-AKUA, and Whitney Straight's G-AFGK. The image was captured at the prestigious Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party held at Wisley on the 15th of July in 1956. Miss Windle's radiant smile and confident posture exude an aura of accomplishment as she is surrounded by these magnificent machines. The Miles Magister, registered as G-AKUA, is a two-seat, single-engine, high-wing monoplane, which was renowned for its versatility and popularity among flying schools and private pilots during the 1950s. Beside her stands Whitney Straight's G-AFGK, a sleek and powerful single-seat racing biplane, which was a testament to the ingenuity and innovation of the time. Whitney Straight, an American racing driver and aviator, was a prominent figure in British aviation and had a successful career in both motor racing and aviation. This photograph encapsulates the spirit of adventure and the thrill of flight during the post-war era. Miss Windle's achievement of flying both of these iconic aircraft is a testament to her skill, determination, and passion for aviation. The Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at Wisley provided an excellent platform for aviation enthusiasts to come together and celebrate the latest advancements in aviation technology, making this photograph a valuable piece of aviation history.

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