Cambridge Flying Group awarded Conrod Trophy for contribution to flight safety
The Historic Aircraft Association (HAA) Conrod Trophy has been awarded to Cambridge Flying Group. The trophy recognises outstanding contributions to the preservation and safe operation of historic aircraft.
The award to Cambridge Flying Group is for a major contribution to historic aviation flight safety not just in the past year, but over many years.
For 66 years the Cambridge Flying Group has been instructing at Cambridge and most of this time with its distinctive yellow and silver Tiger Moths, G-AOEI and G-AHIZ.
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