Cinque Ports Flying Club
Cinque Ports Flying Club (under the management of the Brooklands School of Flying), of Lympne Airport
1928 Founded
1933 President: The Rt. Hon. Earl Beauchamp, K.G., P.C., K.C.M.G., T.D.; Flying Members: 200; Aircraft: Three Gipsy Moth Mark I, D.H. Moths with slots; Accommodation: Hangar for about twenty light aeroplanes, club rooms, two inns near the aerodrome; Instructor: K. K. Brown; Manager: W. E. Davis.[1]
1937 Lympne, Kent. Airport: Lympne. TPresident, The Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports; Vice-Presidents, Lord Wakefield of Hythe, Sir Herbert Cohen, Bt., Lt.-Col. Sir W. Wayland, Sir Montague de P. Webb, Lady Braddell, Lord Justice Romar, Mr. Noel Coward and Mr. C. W. A. Scott. Managing Director, W. E. Davis. Instructors, K. K. Brown, L. H. T. Cliff and A. J. S. Morris.[2]