Club Aéronautique de l'Aube
The Club Aéronautique de l'Aube was founded 1 Sept. 1901 at Troyes, département Aube, France. It began an annual bulletin in 1903; the fourth annual bulletin is dated 1907. By 1910 there was a second section at Romilly, which see. The club co-published Aube-Sports, a monthly review with the Union Motocycliste et Automobile de l'Aube and Association Sportive de Troyes et Sainte-Savine, 1932-1935, and the periodical Aube Aeronautique, 1936-1939. Then, in 1982, published Lien d'Informations des Aero-Clubs.
In 1910, the club included some 26 active members, including officers, and nearly 70 honorary members. Officers, 1910, included: H. Joanneton, president; Adre Vital and Xavier Lemaire, vice presidents; Paul Pannetier, treasurer; and Henri Protat, secretary. Honorary President, 1910, was Lemblin-Armant, mayor of Troyes. In addition, there was a separate section at Romilly.
Braunbeck's also has an Aero Club de l'Aube at this same address, which was not a member of AeCF. Need to verify whether there were one or two organizations of the Aube.
Affiliated with AeCF, 1908 or earlier
- Address: 23 Place de la Bonneterie, Troyes (at least 1907-1910); Parc d'Aerostation, 19 Rue de Gournay, Troyes (at least 1910)
Sources
- 1:5 Aeronautics (NYC) 44 (1907)
- 1:6 Aeronautics (NYC) 37 (1907)
- 2:3 Aeronautics (NYC) 37 (1908)
- 1909 Jane's All the World's Aircraft 92
- 1909 Motor Cyclopaedia YB 110 Misc.
- 1910 Annuario dell' Aeronautica Primo 375 (Sept. 1910)
- 1910-1911 Jane's All the World's Aircraft 125 (Nov. 1910)
- Aéro-Manuel 1911 268, 486-487 (1 Oct. 1910)
- WorldCat.org and WorldCat-OCLC
Publications referring to Club Aéronautique de l'Aube
- Publication 8362, 1906, Métérologie (Simple title: Meteorology, Journal: L'Aéronautique)
| Organization names | Club Aeronautic of the Aube ; Club Aeronautique de l'Aube |
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| Entity type | |
| Country | France |
| Locations | Troyes, Aube |
| Affiliated with | AeCF |
| Scope | Regional |
| Started aero | 1901 |
| Ended aero | 1982 or later |
| Keywords | |
| Key people | H. Joanneton, Adre Vital, Xavier Lemaire, Paul Pannetier, Henri Protat |
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