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1921 The Royal Air Force adopted the Aveline system and had it fitted to 14 [[Handley-Page | 1921 The Royal Air Force adopted the Aveline system and had it fitted to 14 [[Handley-Page]] bombers. | ||
Georges Aveline was chief engineer of [[Auto Controls]] Ltd, of Regent St, London SW, which distributed the Aveline autopilot. | Georges Aveline was chief engineer of [[Auto Controls]] Ltd, of Regent St, London SW, which distributed the Aveline autopilot. | ||
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French inventor of an automatic pilot system for aircraft
1921 The Royal Air Force adopted the Aveline system and had it fitted to 14 Handley-Page bombers.
Georges Aveline was chief engineer of Auto Controls Ltd, of Regent St, London SW, which distributed the Aveline autopilot.
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