_December 30, 1909_--Delagrange, with monoplane, at Juvissy, flies 124 miles in 2 hours and 32 minutes--an average speed of 48.9 miles per hour, surpassing all previous records. _December 31, 1909_--Farman at Chartres, France, flies to Orleans--42 miles in 50 minutes. _December 31, 1909_--Maurice Farman, at Mourmelon, defending his brother Henry’s record against competing aviators, flies 100 miles in 2 hours and 45 minutes, without a fault. The Michelin cup remains in his brother’s possession. _January 7, 1910_--Latham, with Antoinette monoplane, at Chalons, rises to height of 3,281 feet (world’s record). _January 10, 1910_--Opening of aviation meet at Los Angeles, Cal. _January 12, 1910_--Paulhan, Farman biplane, at Los Angeles, rises to height of 4,146 feet. (World’s record.) _January 17, 1910_--Paulhan, Farman biplane, at Los Angeles, flies 75 miles in 1 hour 58 minutes and 27⅖ seconds. _February 7, 1910_--First flight in South America. Bregi, Voisin biplane, makes two flights near Buenos Aires. _February 7, 1910_--Duray, with Farman biplane, at Heliopolis, Egypt, flies 5 kilometres in 4 minutes and 12⅘ seconds. (World’s record.) _April 8, 1910_--D. Kinet, with Farman biplane, at Mourmelon, flies for 2 hours 19 minutes and 4⅖ seconds with passenger, covering 102 miles. (World’s record for passenger flight.) _April 11, 1910_--E. Jeannin, with Farman biplane, flies 2 hours 1 minute and 55 seconds, at Johannisthal. (German record.) _April 15, 1910_--Opening of Nice meeting. _April 17, 1910_--Paulhan, with Farman biplane, flies from Chevilly to Arcis-sur-Aube, 118 miles. (Record cross-country flight.) _April 23, 1910_--Grahame-White, with Farman biplane, flies from Park Royal, London, to Rugby (83 miles) in 2 hours and 1 minute. Starting again in 55 minutes, flies to Whittington in 1 hour and 5 minutes. _April 27, 1910_--Paulhan, with Farman biplane, starts from Hendon, London, at 5.31 P. M., flies within 5 mile circle and continues to Lichfield, arriving 8.10 P. M. (117 miles). Grahame-White starts from Wormwood Scrubs, London, at 6.29 P. M., flies to Roade, arriving 7.55 P. M. (60 miles). _April 28, 1910_--Paulhan flies from Lichfield to within 5 miles of Manchester, winning the £10,000 _Daily Mail_ prize. _April 30, 1910_--Opening of meeting at Tours, France. _May 1, 1910_--Opening of flying-week at Barcelona. _May 3, 1910_--Wiencziers, with Antoinette monoplane, twice circles the Strassburg cathedral. _May 6, 1910_--Olieslagers, with Bleriot monoplane, makes flight of 18 minutes and 20 seconds above the sea at Barcelona, and over the fortress of Monjuich. _May 13, 1910_--Engelhardt, with Wright biplane, at Berlin, flies 2 hours 21 minutes and 45 seconds. (German record.)