Charles Van Den Born
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Charles-Louis Van Den Born was an bicyclist, pilot, and airplane demonstrator/salesman in East Asia for Henri Farman.
- Baumler, 2017, Aviation and Asian Modernity says: "In 1911 Charles Van den Born, a Belgian representing the French firm Avions Farman shipped his plane to Saigon, Hong Kong, and Bangkok, providing demonstrations and giving rides, including to two Thai princes."[1]
This person had 0 publications and 0 patents in this database.
Publications by or about Charles Van Den Born or Charles-Louis Van Den Born or Charles Van den Born
- Latham, 1910, Latham et Van den Born (Simple title: Latham and Van den Born, Journal: L'Aérostation)
- Publication B2p1369e20, 1911, The Van den Born biplane (Simple title: The Van den Born biplane, Journal: Aircraft)
- Baumler, 2017, Aviation and Asian Modernity (Simple title: Aviation and Asian Modernity 1900–1950)
Charles Van Den Born (or Charles-Louis Van Den Born or Charles Van den Born) participated in these events:
- Grande semaine lyonnaise d'aviation (Start date: 1910-05-07, Locations: Lyon • Rhône, Country: FR, Tech focus: Aviation)
References
- ↑ Baumler's reference: Edward M. Young, Aerial Nationalism: A History of Aviation in Thailand (Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1994), 1.
- More sources
- w:fr:Charles_Van_Den_Born and other languages, e.g. w:de:Charles Van den Born
| Names | Charles Van Den Born; Charles-Louis Van Den Born; Charles Van den Born |
|---|---|
| Countries | BE, FR, VN |
| Locations | Belgium, Vietnam |
| Occupations | bicyclist, pilot, demonstrator |
| Tech areas | Pilot |
| Accreditations | |
| Affiliations | Henri Farman |
| Family name | Van Den Born |
| Birth date | 1874 |
| Death date | 1958 |
| Wikidata id | Q183172 |
