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Hi everybody, It took almost two and a half years, but here's finally another meeting added! It's the Circuit de l'Est, the world's first multistage air race, organized by the Paris newspaper "Le Matin". It started and finished in Paris and passed five other towns in north-east France duri...

I've uploaded three new "Planes" photos for the 1910 Reims meeting. Two of the machines, Bouvier's #9 Sommer and Pequet's #21 Sanchez-Besa, have as far as I know never been documented before, and I also replaced the photo of de Mumm's #2 Antoinette with a better one. I found the previously...

The official program appears to have disappeared from aeroplanedetouraine.fr, but another smaller version has been published at www.meetingsaerienshistoriques.com.

Anders

The one I have is the 1956 "zweite durchgesehene, verbesserte und erweiterte Auflage", but I think it must have been the first volume.

It only seems to contain the major meetings, though, for example not those of München, Mülhausen or Baden-Baden in 1910.

Hi Carl,
Welcome to the board!
I don't know of any online lists, but Peter Supf's book "Das Buch der deutschen Fluggeschichte" (1956, Drei Brunnen Verlag, Stuttgart) contains a list of 24 German meetings held in 1910-1912.
Anders

Hi again, It's been a long and frustrating year, but here's finally an update! http://www.thefirstairraces.net/meetings/be1008/images/poster345.jpg Robert Thelen, Eugen Wiencziers and Emil Jeannin were the main performers of the August 1910 Johannisthal "Nationale Flugwoche", which was onl...

I don't have much on that meeting, but here's what "La Revue Aérienne" (1910-09-10) wrote: A Bar-le-Duc. Sur l'initiative de M. Chevallier, maire, et de M. Collin, président de la section de Bar-le-Duc de la Ligue Nationale Aérienne, assisté de M. Petit, trésorier, deux journées d'expérien...

Hi everybody! http://www.thefirstairraces.net/meetings/la1008/images/poster345.jpg It's been almost a year, but here are finally some new pages. The August 1910 Lanark meeting was called the most successful British meeting so far, with the high point being John Armstrong Drexel's world altitude reco...

It doesn't happen that often, but once in a while a couple of new photos turn up. You will find two images that I believe haven't been published before on the "Planes" page, and one more on the "Events" page. The pages are here.