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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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Following the R-34's return from America, its sister airship R-33 is believed likely to voyage to India, possibly making a record run to Calcutta. Prior flights by Handley-Page airplanes to India and Palestine are mentioned.
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MAY FLY TO INDIA
Copyright, 191y, by The Press Publishing Co.
(The New York World.)
(Special Cable Dispatch.)
London, July 14 - It is believed
that now with the return of the R-34
from America, her sister airship, the
R-33, will proceed on a voyage to
India. As in the case of the Atlantic
flight, the journey already has been
made by air, though the first trip,
that by a twin-engined Handley-Page
airplane, was divided into two stages,
with a big interval, while the bomber
was engaged in final operations in
Palestine.
At the end of last year a big four-
engined Handley-Page machine set
out to make the journey to India, and
owing to various delays on the way
did not actually reach her destination
until January of this year.
It is probable that the R-33, if she
attempts the flight, will make a record
run to Calcutta.
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India
Event Date
July 14
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It is believed that now with the return of the R-34 from America, her sister airship, the R-33, will proceed on a voyage to India. As in the case of the Atlantic flight, the journey already has been made by air, though the first trip, that by a twin-engined Handley-Page airplane, was divided into two stages, with a big interval, while the bomber was engaged in final operations in Palestine. At the end of last year a big four-engined Handley-Page machine set out to make the journey to India, and owing to various delays on the way did not actually reach her destination until January of this year. It is probable that the R-33, if she attempts the flight, will make a record run to Calcutta.