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8 November 1937 Inaugural flight Delhi / Bombay the stop at Gwalior. Mr. J.R.D. Tata handing over a mail to the Maharaja Scinida of Gwalior.
Bombay 16th March, 1948 Arrival of the 1st Air-India International Constellation VT-CQS Mughal Princess at Santacruz Airport.
Left to right: Mr. J.D.Choksi - Director Air-India, Mr. JRD Tata - Chairman, Air-India & Air-India International, Mr B.W. Figgins - General Manager Air-India & Air-India International, Mr S.K. Kooka Traffic Manager Air-India & Air-India International, Mr A.C. Gazdar Operation Manager Air-India & Air-India International.
(ex-John Stroud Collection)
Left to right: Mr. J.D.Choksi - Director Air-India, Mr. JRD Tata - Chairman, Air-India & Air-India International, Mr B.W. Figgins - General Manager Air-India & Air-India International, Mr S.K. Kooka Traffic Manager Air-India & Air-India International, Mr A.C. Gazdar Operation Manager Air-India & Air-India International.
(ex-John Stroud Collection)
London, 9th May 1948.
Arrival of the second proving flight from Bombay.
On staricase, from bottom to top: Mrs. Masani, Mr. Tata, Mr. Masani, Mr. Figgins, Mr. Kooka.
(ex-John Stroud collection)
Arrival of the second proving flight from Bombay.
On staricase, from bottom to top: Mrs. Masani, Mr. Tata, Mr. Masani, Mr. Figgins, Mr. Kooka.
(ex-John Stroud collection)
Seating and Sleeper Accommodation folded in showing the chairman Mr. J.R.D. Tata,
using the internal communication telephone.
using the internal communication telephone.
J.R.D. Tata on the occasion, when he flew a Vampire at Hatfield in June 1948
(ex-John Stroud Collection)
(ex-John Stroud Collection)
June 1948 De Havilland Vampire
London, June 1948. JRD Tata, Chairman of Air-India.He was the First Indian to hold a pilot's Licence.
Seen here is 1948 when he flew a D.H. Vampire at hartford
(ex-John Stroud collection)
Seen here is 1948 when he flew a D.H. Vampire at hartford
(ex-John Stroud collection)
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Rome, early 1960s.
JRD Tata and Bobby Kooka arriving at Rome.
JRD Tata and Bobby Kooka arriving at Rome.
Faded photograph of JRD Tata, Bobby Kooka and an unknown person taken at Rome Airport.
Bombay, 15th October 1962
Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the First Flight
JRD Tata retraces the route of his original Karachi - Ahmedabad - Bombay flight.
Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the First Flight
JRD Tata retraces the route of his original Karachi - Ahmedabad - Bombay flight.
Publicity photograph taken at Bombay airport on 15 October 1962 shows Mr. J. R. D. Tata, Chairman of the Tata group and of Air-India, who piloted this flight and the original 1932 flight as well, standing with Mr. S. K. 'Bobby' Kooka of Air-India. Behind him is the De Havilland DH85 Fox Moth, VT-AKH in which he recreated the flight. This aircraft was similar to the De Havilland DH80A Puss Moth, VT-ACZ in which he did the original 1932 flight. Also in the background is Air-India's Boeing 707, acquired by Air-India in 1960.
On 15 October 1962 De Havilland DH85 Fox Moth
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One Indian to another - J.R.D. Tata is greated by traditionally clad Red Indian's as Air-India's Boeing 707 arrives at New York.
One Indian to another - J.R.D. Tata is greated by traditionally clad Red Indian's as Air-India's Boeing 707 arrives at New York.
Mr. J.R.D. Tata
(Image Courtesy: John Evanich III)
(Image Courtesy: John Evanich III)
Mr. JRD Tata, Chairman,
photographed in front of the Leopard Moth and the Boeing 707 at Satnacruz airport on October 15, 1962 after completing his 30th Anniversary flight.
(ex-John Stroud collection)
photographed in front of the Leopard Moth and the Boeing 707 at Satnacruz airport on October 15, 1962 after completing his 30th Anniversary flight.
(ex-John Stroud collection)
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Bombay, 15th October 1982
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the First Flight
78 years young, JRD Tata flies solo as he retraces the route of the original Karachi - Ahmedabad - Bombay flight flown by him 50 years ago.
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the First Flight
78 years young, JRD Tata flies solo as he retraces the route of the original Karachi - Ahmedabad - Bombay flight flown by him 50 years ago.
Tata at Bombay airport after completing the Karachi - Ahmedabad - Bombay flight standing in front of the airplane he flew that day. In his right hand is the original Tata Airlines mail bag used to carry mail in the 1930s. A rare autographed publicity photograph.
JRD TATA. VT-AKH
(ex-John Stroud collection)
(ex-John Stroud collection)
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Article from Air-India Magic Carpet April 1979.
Article from Air-India Magic Carpet April 1979.
July 2018, Amul Hoarding
"Is it a bird? Is it a plane?" It's 'aapro' Superman
Tata'ly butterly Amul.
"Is it a bird? Is it a plane?" It's 'aapro' Superman
Tata'ly butterly Amul.