New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1928, Page 17

ARGRAFT BOOHING, NOW BIG BUSINESS Swilt Ascent of High Flying | Affects Industry Q Washington, May 18 (®—The ‘.] swift ascent of high flying into high finance has gone largely unnoted behind the veil of glamour whlch\ J has surrounded aviation since the | Wrights piloted their rickety con- traption into the air 25 years ago, Within the la f than one ba ur'x.lug pilot bas become a manufacturer of means, and reports compiled by government departments show many mfllions of | | dollars now at work in the flying in- || dustry, Latest figures at the \!-par(m(ut‘ of comme! indicate that appro: mately ged in regular air- One hundred a v-nine companics, a gain of 26 | % January 1, are turning oum[a companies are and 12 nufacturing engines. air schools training p|lotv mechanics and fu ture owners of airplanes, and fi ures change so steadily that no es- | o% timate is available of the number a of pupils or the financial intetrests invol In 1927 between 2,000 and 2.500 airplancs and seaplanes were pro- | duced by 103 companias, this num- | ber not including those built by in- | [y dividuals. Of this number 1,653 | {f}) Wwere commercial airplanes, the rest | % being military craft. The figure for | commercial pianes showed an fn- || of 160 per cent over previous | $% and a still higher figure isl;[a t Considering that | price m $2,000 to not take a mathe- || out that flying is running into big money. The bureau of acronautics of the | | d in this phase of fly gines produced bad a value of § The extent to has taken to the F the reports of companfes en’ Raged in airwayys operations in There néw are more than These 27 flew 5,809,999 miles | | on scheduled trips, carried more | %9 than £500 passengers at ten cents | ¢ & mile, carried 2,261,507 pounds of express and transported 1,654,165 pounds of mail. The mail income 10 contractors for the year was ||| $2.643.454. The American Raflway Express company has recently en- || tered into contracts with ten airway | (el operators to transport freight, and |y there is every indication that this || ftem will exceed for 1928 that of last year. Statistics by the aeronautics de- | vision of the deartment of .com- merce show that on May 1 there were 2,201 licensed pilots, 2,437 li- censed mechanics, 1,257 licensed | airplanes and 1,111 identified air- | plancs. By June 30 approximately | 15,000 miles of airways will be in || regular operation, and of this total | about 7,500 miles will be lighted. | Much of the aircraft industry fs | eoncentrated in California, the area |< about New York and the area about | Wichita, Kas., but important manu- factories also are in Detroit, Denver and Ohio. It is pointed out the proximity of raw materials is more [} fmportant than the proximity to the | 4 market in the future location of the || industry. ‘ In 1927 the New York area rank- ed first in production in point of factories producing airplanes for the government. In total number of commercial planes produced Ohlo | and Kansas ranked first, followed |!! by Nebraska and California. TWO YOUNG FLIERS PLANNING TRIPS Paris to New York—New York ‘ r is revealed in t0 Golombia Flights in Mind New York, May 18 M — Two young South Americans were fn New, York today completing plans | for two solo flights, one from Paris | to New York and thence around | the world and the other from Mitchel field, N. Y., to Bogota, Co- lumbia, his home. Joao Ribeiro De Barros, 28, who | q flew from Italy to Brazil across the south Atlantic last year, hopes to | bo the first filer to make & non- | stop flight from Paris to New York | and then the first solo flight around | the world. He is completing an eastward trip around the world on steam- ships and trains studying the route over which he hopes to fly. He is going to Betroit tomorrow to ne- gotiate for the construction of & plane for his flights. De Barros was the winner of the |4 1927 trophy of the International League of Aviators for the best flight by & South American. His | home is at Jahu, state of 8ao Paulo, | Brazil. ! The other South American is (g Lieut. Col. Camilo Daza, head of || the army air force of Colombia. He is 30 years old. Colonel Daza hopes to depart on his lone flight to the ‘mouth early next month. He has purchased a |/ Swiss plane equipped with a Gnome | §% motor which is already at Mitchel fleld awaiting to be assembled. / He learned to fly at Miami ten / years ago. i The Colombia air chief is to be accompanied on his flight by a six months’ old jaguar which he brought to this country with him. Breeding animals, if purebred, may be imported duty free to the United SBtates. 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