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British civil air ensign

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The 1931 Order was revoked by the Civil Air Ensign Order made on 18 March 1937 additionally permitting the use of the flag on buildings used by the Ministry of Civil Aviation or air transport undertakings, on vehicles used personally by the minister and by any person given special permission by the
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by the Civil Aviation Department in a series of locations in London. In October 1948 it was handed to the Ministry of Civil Aviation Library for retention and display. The visible stains on the light blue silk were said to have been caused by water from the fire brigade's hoses used in quelling a
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on 11 August 1931. The order stated that "An ensign called the Civil Air Ensign is the proper national colour to be flown by aircraft and air transport undertakings and at aerodromes." The first civil air ensign to be flown in London was hoisted by
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In 1957, a ministry working party reviewing the Air Navigation Order concluded that it was anomalous to regulate the use of the civil air ensign when no special regulations were required to control the use of its maritime equivalent, the
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were repainted in a CAA corporate blue and white scheme and the civil air ensign was replaced by the Union Flag. The ensign next appeared on the fin of
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The ensign's field is light blue and has a dark blue Saint George's cross which is fimbriated white placed overall. The Union flag is in the canton.
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and be displayed on UK-registered civil aircraft. It should be flown at civilian air facilities as the national flag in place of the
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The prototype flag had been made up in silk and was kept throughout
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and its predecessors from 1944 to 1982. In 1982 the last two
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that may be flown at civil aviation establishments in the
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Flags of the World - United Kingdom: Civil Air Ensign
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It was part of the livery, as the tail logo, of the
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British Civil Air Ensign


Neville Chamberlain
Berlin Conference
Nordic cross
St George's Cross

Hunsdon Airfield
flag
United Kingdom
Union flag
Order in Council
Mrs Victor Bruce

de Havilland Tiger Moth
World War II
Parliament Square
incendiary bomb
Red Ensign
Civil Aviation Flying Unit (CAFU)
HS 748s
HS 125
several versions
"UK Flag Protocol | Free online guide | with illustrations"
"Flying Housewife"
the original


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