London Air Park Flying Club
1935 London Air Park Flying Club advertising that they will teach you to fly at Hanworth for £30.[1]
1935 May. 'The London Air Park Flying Club, Ltd., has notified the Air League of the British Empire of its plans for the opening of London Air Prk, at Hanworth, to the public on Empire Air Day, Saturday, May 25. The aerodrome will be open from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. and, a special air display will be staged. Joy flights will be available at reduced charges, from 4s. a flight upwards. Aircraft Exchange and Mart, Ltd., General Aircraft, Ltd., and the British Klemm Aeroplane Company, Ltd., at Hanworth, are co-operating in the arrangements. General Aircraft, Ltd., are opening their works from 2 p.m. until 7 p.m., and guides will be available to conduct visitors over the works and explain the processes of manufacture of their Monospar aircraft and G.A.L. aero engines. Similar arrangements are being made by the British Klemm Aeroplane Company, Ltd.'[2]
1937 LONDON AIR PARK FLYING CLUB, controlled by Aircraft Exchange and Mart, Ltd., 7, Park Lane, W.l. Aerodrome: London Air Park, Feltham. Managing Director, Fit. Lt. B. Brady, R.A.F.O.; Secretary, M. G. Pelham. Instructors, C. William, Fig. Off. J. H. Hill, R.A.F.O., Fig. Off. A. Reid, R.A.F.O.[3]