The de Havilland Heron was a popular four-engine passenger aircraft developed for global markets and served in many countries. The Heron was a derivative of the de Havilland Dove, with a stretched ...
De Havilland Heron aircraft of National Airwars Corporation at Rongotai aerodrome, Wellington, on the occasion of the first flight to Nelson. Photograph taken ca 22 April 1953 by an Evening Post staff ...
Heron Crosman, III was born in 1904 in Pennsylvania, part of a socially prominent family. Crosman graduated from Princeton University in 1928. Crosman learned to fly in 1929 and purchased a de ...