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Wright Brothers aircraft 1900's. Wright Brothers in France. Rheims; Hucks and map. Antonette aircraft; plane crash wreck on hangar roof. Brooklands 1910 Daily Mail race; Sopwith Tabloid. First Royal Flying Corps plane at Farnborough.

A Wright Brothers aircraft flying over a field as another takes off. The two of them flying, one just above the ground, the other higher. One flies past the top of a tower. The same, seen from a distance. A plane flying over a crowd. It comes in to land. In France; four people standing by an aeroplane; two people turning it around. A man running beside the plane as it takes off. It flies over stands and a field of people. A man repairing a plane. Plane takes off in field; people watching. Large field, man in it, plane.

Man standing by plane. Plane taking off in front of crowd. Person in the cockpit of the plane. Engine starting up. Plane taking off. Plane taking off from field; man in front of camera. Plane flying. The wreck of a plane crash on a hangar roof. People looking at the wreck. Part of a plane. Plane flying over field. Taking off. Two planes in front of named hangars, one of them "Colonial". Close-up on plane engine. Man pushing plane before it takes off. Officials standing around a parked plane. Pilots and officials by the hangar. Pilot sitting in plane; official by wing.

Man in plane surrounded by officials. Official runs away from wing before plane starts to take off. Plane moves away from camera. Plane flies in to land. Moves over grass. Aeroplane on grass. Plane takes off. Another; people stand and watch. Pilot sits in parked plane. Men working on plane before it takes off. Plane in sky. Man working on plane.

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