... is mainly a question of organisation and choice of flying stock. As to the second factor, the B.A.T Company can be of unusual assistance.

For instance, we are the first people out with a purely commercail model (not a modified war type) - the B.A.T. FK26 - the machine with the largest cargo space and load capacity for its overall size and power yet produced.

Here are some interesting points concerning the F.K.26:-
Engine: Rolls Royce Eagle VIII
Speed: 45-120 mph
Cabin: Is clear of any transverse cross bracings or other obstruction, and measures 8ft by 3ft 3 in by 6ft - this is a machine of only 33ft overall length. Direct entry off ground through ordinary door.
Load: With 600 mile range of fuel - 2000 lbs.
Fuel Costs at Full Load: 7.2 pence per mile.
Chassis: A sturdy job, sprung by an unique combination of oleo and rubber shock absorbers.
Tail: Can be trimmed in flight from Pilots seat - steering and practically unbreakable tail skid.
General Construction: Strightforward - simple to repair and recondition.

A series of these machines is in production. Governments and prospective owners desiring a fleet of these machines - or a single one- are invited to forward their enquiries - Complete particulars on application to: