Henderson Flying School
1926 "... for her to continue as a pilot, and that as a result of this she had decided give flying. She has now accepted an offer become assistant to Colonel G. L. P. Henderson, who is starting a school at Brooklands. ..."[1]
1927 "The Woking Bench Saturday dismissed the appeal by Richard Goodhart Whalley, of Henderson Flying School, Brooklands, against the refusal of the Chief Constable of Surrey to allow him to carry firearms, and Whalley was ordered to pay ..."[2]
1928 The 'plane, belonging to the Henderson Flying School, came down on the Byfleet side of the aerodrome, which is enclosed by the Brooklands racing track.[3]
1928 Margaret Honor Wellby, who was killed while flying at Brooklands last Thursday. It was the first case in this country of a woman being killed while flying alone. Miss Welby was a pupil at the Henderson Flying School at Brooklands, [4]
1929 Colonel George Lockhart Henderson was principal of the Henderson Flying School at Brooklands until about a year ago when he moved over to Croydon where his firm became known as the Henderson Aviation Bureau.[5]