Maia Carberry |
wife of John (Lord) Carberry. In September 1927 Alan Butler (with Peter Hoare as passenger), and Hubert Broad, who took Maia, went to Venice to support the British Team in the Schneider Cup in Venice. In case you were wondering, "Mrs. Carberry wore a pale blue leather flying helmet to match the colour of her Moth aeroplane." She owned: a 1927 Fokker F.XI, G-EBUT VP-KAB/VH-UTO 'Miss Africa', and a 1927 DH.60X Moth, G-EBSQ, in which she was killed in an accident in Nairobi on the 12 March 1928. |