Another Giant of British Aviation dies

[hewman100]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obit...-obituary.html

Fly straight and true dear lady, and your service never be forgotten.

[AndyG43]

Sad news indeed. A true force of nature, and a worthy representative of that wonderful group of ladies who flew with the ATA. She nursed ambitions of becoming a commercial pilot after the War, but it was not to be, a loss for both her and us.

Fly well Lettice, and keep the blue side up.

[TARPSBird]

Hand salute and RIP, Ms. Curtis.

[mirage3]

Thank you for all, mr. Curtis
Rest in peace

[Penzoil3]

I recommend her book "The Forgotten Pilots". It's about the ladies of the aviation transportation auxiliary in WWII. An excellent book, still available.
RIP fair lady, blue skies and favorable winds.
Sue