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Pacific Islands Monthly, 23 April 1936Vol. VI, No. 9

Pilot Denny Leaves

p. 11 · Read in the full issue

New Guinea

MR. Orme Denny, who is numbered among the best-known and popular pilots in New Guinea, is leaving the service of Guinea Airways Limited, with which he has been associated for several years, in order to accept an important position with Quantas

Empire Airways Limited, which con ducts (in addition to many Queensland ser vices) the Australian- Singapore section of the air mail route to Great Britain.

Orme Denny has a wonderful record of flying in New Guinea —he has had charge of all sizes, shapes, and conditions o f machines, in all kinds of weather, and has them over some of the worst country in the world. It had become, in New Guinea, almost a by word that if you flew with Orme Denny you would get plenty of thrills —he is a bold and daring pilot—but you would “fly safe.”

In a social sense, Mr. Denny will be sadly missed in New Guinea — he has a bright and cheery per sonality, and he is the

friend of everyone. He will carry to his new sphere of service the best wishes of all classes, including the directors and staff of Guinea Airways Ltd.

Orme Denny, of Guinea Airways Ltd.