Aero Club of Hawaii
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Not in list of ACA affiliates 6 Flying 498 (July, 1917) but is listed in ACA Annual 1917, suggesting founding and ACA membership no earlier than 1917.
The intention to launch the club was officially announced on 23 August 1916, with General Robert K. Evans the first member. Aerial Age Weekly reported, "The club here will follow closely along the lines of the Aero Club of America, with which it will be affiliated."[1]
Affiliated with ACA in 1917.
- Address: Capitol Building, Honolulu (1917-1920)
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Sources
- ACA annuals (1917, 1919)
- 6 Flying 498 (1917)
- 8 Flying 549 (1919)
- 9 Flying 50 (1920)
- Goodyear (1919), p. 11
- Dir1920;
References
Publications referring to Aero Club of Hawaii
- Publication B2p0620e19, 1911, Aero Club of Hawaii to foster aerial defense (Simple title: Aero Club of Hawaii to foster aerial defense, Journal: Flying)
- Evans, 1916, General Evans organizes aero club of Hawaii -- to be affiliated with aero club of America (Simple title: General Evans organizes aero club of Hawaii—to be affiliated with aero club of America, Journal: Aerial Age)
| Organization names | Aero Club of Hawaii |
|---|---|
| Entity type | |
| Country | US |
| Locations | Honolulu, Hawaii (US territory) |
| Affiliated with | ACA |
| Scope | Territory |
| Started aero | 1916 |
| Ended aero | 1920 or later |
| Keywords | |
| Key people | Robert K. Evans, Samuel I. Johnson |
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