F-AIXY Breguet
280T
(c/n 2)

Kinda looks like a flying brick outhouse, doesn't
it? The John Player & Sons cigarette card
caption accompanying the
illustration of sister ship F-AIXV (c/n
1497) below,
stated, some-
what
diplomatically:
"The Breguet is not handsome in appearance, but is very strong and
reliable and has very
comfortable accomodation for eight passengers". Air Union
used a fleet
of these machines on
various routes in the early 1930s. Both images portray aircraft
in front
of the Le Bourget terminal.
