1919 (Nov 26) Picture postcard depicting an aeroplane in flight, with printed greetings from General Willcocks "from an aeroplane over Bermuda", posted by the Governor to "Officer Commanding 1/84 Punjabis, northern India" franked 1d, arrival datestamps of Base Postal Depot Bombay and Cawnpore. An interesting postcard of the first flight in Bermuda in May 1919, when the Governor was flown over the island.

1925 U.S.S "Los Angeles" flights, first flight cover from New York with red duplex, and a Bermuda newspaper wrapper addressed to the Captain of the U.S.S "Patoka"; second flight cover from New York with red duplex, and return flight covers from Bermuda (5) including black + purple two line cachets on one cover, covers with both two and three line cachets (2, one with inverted "SE" in three line cachet, only about twelve recorded), and a registered cover, also a postcard of the "Los Angeles" attached to the mooring mast of U.S.S "Patoka". (9).

1931 (Jan 3) First Commercial Trans-Atlantic flight, printed cover from East Orange with Bermuda arrival machine (7 recorded); and registered Cayenne (June 24) to Bermuda first flight cover (5 recorded), both fine. (2).

Crash Mail. 1954 (Dec 20/22) Covers from England to Bermuda franked 1/3, both recovered from the B.O.A.C crash at Prestwick on Christmas Day, with small "SALVAGED MAIL / PRESTWICK - 25-12, 54" or larger "SALVAGED MAIL / PRESTWICK / 25/12/54" cachets in violet (Nierinck 541225b,d). Unusual to Bermuda. (2).