
- Prime Minister, Ramsay MacDonald opens an aerodrome at a new site Stanley Park in 1931 at a cost of £39,000
- Operators include the British Amphibious Air Company running trips to the Isle of Man for 36 shillings (£1.80)
- By 1933 rival operators start flying again from Squires Gate including Imperial Airways
- War breaks out in 1939 and Squires Gate and Stanley Park airfields are used by the RAF
- 1941-45 the Vickers Company build 3,842 Wellington Bombers at Squires Gate
Martin Hearn riding the
top wing of Aviation Tours'
Avro 504K circa 1933