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Air Mails

Volume 162: debated on Tuesday 27 March 1923

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asked the Postmaster-General the number of Continental cities which are directly connected with London by air post; and to what extent does he propose to extend this service?

Mails arc sent to and received from the Continent by three air routes: (1) London-Paris, (2) London-Brussels-Cologne, (3) London-Amsterdam-Rotterdam. If and when any of these routes be extended, arrangements will be made for through air mails from London to the more distant termini.