Eleanor Lettice Curtis’ Pilot’s Log Book

Eleanor Lettice Curtis’ Pilot’s Log Book

Eleanor Lettice Curtis’ civilian Pilot’s Log Book from 16th June 1937 until 19th October 1940. Lettice started flying training with Yapton Aero Club at Ford Airfield. After qualifying she was involved in aerial photography. In summer 1939 she flew numerous Army Co-operation flights. On 6 July 1940 she joined the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA) and started ferrying new aircraft to various RAF bases. Served at RAF Hatfield and RAF White Waltham. Aircraft flown were DH60 Moth, DH62 Tiger Moth, Puss Moth, Monospar ST4, Spartan Mailplane, Gipsy Moth, Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker, BA Swallow, Anson, Fox Moth, Hudson, Airspeed Courier, Oxford, Miles Magister, Master, Blenheim, Audax, Proctor, Whitley, Hornet Moth. No operations. Ferry Pilot.

One booklet

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