The Mount Everest Expedition: Full Details of the Westland P.V.3 and Wallace, the Pegasus Engine and Equipment

Abstract

The members of the Houston Mount Everest Expedition left Croydon aerodrome on February 16. Air Commodore Fellowes (Leader) travelled, with Mrs. Fellowes, in a Puss Moth. Lord Clydesdale (First pilot) piloted a Fox Moth in which were “The Times” aeronautical correspondent and Mr. C. H. Hughes (Mechanic), Flt.‐Lieut. D. F. McIntyre (Second pilot) piloting a Gipsy III Moth. Lieut.‐Col. L. V. S. Blacker (Observer) travelled by Imperial Airways.

Citation

(1933), "The Mount Everest Expedition: Full Details of the Westland P.V.3 and Wallace, the Pegasus Engine and Equipment", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 5 No. 3, pp. 59-63. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029664