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UK Airfields & Airports

A Guide to the history of British flying sites within the United Kingdom

Harris

Note: This map only shows the position of the Isle of Harris within the UK, and it is of course quite a large island. If anybody now knows of the location where Capt. Barclay landed in 1936, this advice will be much appreciated indeed.

HARRIS: Temporary Landing Ground (aka ISLE of HARRIS)

Location: (?) The Isle of Harris is of course in the Outer Hebrides

NOTES: According to Iain Hutchinson in his book Air Ambulance he maintains that Capt. David Barclay made the first flight to the ‘Isle of Harris’ on the 1^st June 1936, flying the Spartan Cruiser G-ACSM for ‘British Airways’, but still trading as Northern and Scottish Airways?

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