List of pilots awarded an Aviator's Certificate by the Aéro-Club de France in 1910
List
Table:
Aéro-Club de France certificates awarded in 1910 (nos. 18–344)

No.
Name
Date
Country of origin
(if not France)
Comment

18

Mamet, Julien

6 January 1910[1]

d. in 1932.

19

Métrot, René

6 January 1910[2]

20

Bibesco, Prince George Valentine

6 January 1910[3]

Romania

23 January 1910[4]

21

Aubrun, Emile Eugène

6 January 1910

b. 26 August 1881 - d. 14 November 1967;[5] Awarded Argentine certificate No.1 on 20 April 1910.[6]

22

Balsan, Jacques (Colonel)

6 January 1910[7]

French industrialist, balloonist and pilot;d. 4 November 1956.

23

Rolls, Charles Stewart

6 January 1910[8]

UK

Co-founder of Rolls-Royce company. UK Certificate no.2; d. in accident 12 July 1910.

24

Singer, Mortimer A.

6 January 1910[9]

UK

UK Certificate no. 8; heir of Singer fortune

25

Molon, Léon

6 January 1910

d. in 1952.

26

Brégi, Henri

21 December 1909[10]

KIA when shot and wounded by the crew of a German submarine in the Toulon area on 14 January 1917.[11]

27

Lesseps, Comte Jacques de

6 January 1910

On 21 May 1910 made the second ever crossing of the English Channel; d. 18 October 1927 while test-flying a Schreck flying boat near Gaspé, Canada;[12][13] son of Ferdinand de Lesseps

28

Zens, Ernest

15 January 1910

Balloonist, industrialist; KIA 12 September 1914 at Nomény.[14]

29

Sommer, Roger

15 January 1910[15]

30

Grahame-White, Claude

4 January 1910[16]

UK

One of the best-known pioneers of aviation; d. in Nice 19 August 1959.

31

Efimoff, Michel

15 February 1910

Russia

Born 1 November 1881 at Smolensk, Russia;[17] executed by firing-squad in the early days of the Russian revolution.[18]

32

Chavez, Géo

15 February 1910[19]

Peru

d. 27 September 1910 after an accident at Domodossola, Italy after the first aerial crossing of the Alps on 23 September 1910.[20]

33

Camerman, Félix (Lieut.)

8 March 1910[21]

First French soldier to earn the Aviator's certificate;[22] d. 29 December 1963.

34

Riensdyk, Frédéric Louis de

8 March 1910

Netherlands

First Dutchman to hold a French aviator's certificate;[23][24] d. March 1955.

35

Morelle, Edmond

8 March 1910

36

Deroche, Elise Raymonde (self-styled Baronne de la Roche)

8 March 1910

First woman to achieve an aviator's certificate; d. as passenger on 18 July 1919 at Crotoy.[25]

37

Born, Charles van den

8 March 1910

Holder of Belgian certificate no. 6 (31 March 1910); chosen by Herny Farman to be the instructor at his flying school in Châlons; first person to fly in China (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Canton etc.) d. 24 January 1958.[26][27] following an operation. He was born in 1873 and died in 1958.[28]

38

Le Blon, Hubert

8 March 1910[29]

d. in accident 2 April 1910 San Sebastian (Spain).[20]

39

Gasnier, René

8 March 1910[30]

d. 3 October 1913.

40

Moore-Brabazon, John Theodore Cuthbert

8 March 1910

UK

UK certificate no. 1, later 1st Baron Brabazon of Tara, one of the most prominent British aviation pioneers.

41

Herbster, Maurice

8 March 1910

holder of Balloonist's certificate no. 175 (1911) and dirigible certificate no. 21 (1912)[31]

42

Delétang, Fernand

5 April 1910[32]

d. in road accident 14 June 1928 at Avallon.

43

Crochon, André

5 April 1910[33]

44

Burgeat, Médéric (Capt.)

5 April 1910[34]

45

Bellenger, Georges-Marie (Lt.-Col.)

5 April 1910

Served in both World Wars, reaching the rank of Lt.-Colonel; was active in the Resistance[35]

46

Kuller, G.-P.

5 April 1910

Netherlands

47

Dubonnet, Emile

5 April 1910

In January 1912, Dubonnet broke the world distance record for a free balloon, flying 1,954 km from Paris, landing in Russia; d. 4 October 1950.[36]

48

Frey, Alfred

5 April 1910

d. in accident at Johannistal, near Berlin, in September 1910.[37][38] (not to be confused with Andre Frey #93)

49

Baratoux, Marcel

10 April 1910

Holder of Balloonist's certificate no. 177.[39]

50

Popoff, Nicolas

10 April 1910

Russia

d. in accident 31 August 1912.[40]

51

Wiesenbach, Vincent

10 April 1910

Luxemburg

d. in accident in Austria 11 June 1911.[41]

52

Breguet, Louis

19 April 1910

Aircraft manufacturer; d. 4 May 55.

53

Wachter, Charles

19 April 1910

d. in accident when his aircraft suffered structural failure, 3 July 1910 at Bethany/Reims (France).[20][42][43][44]

54

Morane, Léon

19 April 1910

With his brother Robert Morane, and Raymond Saulnier, co-founder of aircraft manufacturers Morane-Saulnier; d. of Spanish Influenza 19 October 1918.

55

Legagneux, Georges

19 April 1910

d. in accident 6 July 1914 at Saumur (France),[45] crashing into the River Loire during a test flight.[46]

56

Toussin, René

19 April 1910

57

Mollien, Elie Abel

19 April 1910

58

Mumm, Walter de

19 April 1910

Germany

Born in 1877 or 1887. Died in 1959.[47][48]

59

Gaubert, Louis

5 May 1910

d. 9 April 1959.

60

Rigal, Victor

5 May 1910

61

Jullerot, Henri

5 May 1910

d. 31 October 1957.

62

Cheuret, Léon

5 May 1910

63

Fequant, Albert

5 May 1910

KIA 5 September 1915.

64

Barrier, René

5 May 1910

died November 13, 1930.[49]

65

Sido

5 May 1910

KIA 1914.

66

Sallenave, Henri

5 May 1910

d. in 1953.

67

Bruneau de Laborie

5 May 1910

d. in 1931 in Bangui in what is now Central African Republic after a hunting accident

68

Acquaviva, Paul-Victor (Lieut.)

5 May 1910

d. in 1944.[50]

69

Montigny, Alfred de

5 May 1910

70

Sands, Hayden

5 May 1910

USA

New York Times entry for Hayden Sands

71

Dickson, Bertram (Captain)

5 May 1910

UK

Involved in first mid-air collision (with René Thomas) in Milan, Italy, 2 October 1910. d. 1913

72

McArdle, W.E.

19 April 1910

UK

born 1875 d.1935 (wasn't killed in a crash)[51]

73

Weiss, Henri

2 May 1910

74

Cederström, Carl Gustav Alexander

2 May 1910

Sweden

d. in accident 29 June 1918 in the Gulf of Bothnia.

75

Gilmour, Douglas Graham

19 April 1910

UK

d. in accident 17 February 1912 at Richmond (UK).

76

Mignot, Robert

17 May 1910

77

Didier, Adolphe

17 May 1910

78

Martinet, Robert Francois

17 May 1910

d. in accident at Micra airfield on the Salonica Front 9 April 1917.[52][53]

79

Tetard, Maurice

17 May 1910

Born in 1879.[54]

80

Marie, Félix (Capt.)

17 May 1910

81

Ladougne, Emile

17 May 1910

82

Gibbs, Launcelot

10 June 1910

UK

83

Wagner, Louis

10 June 1910

died in 1960.[55]

84

Taurin, André

10 June 1910

85

Colliex, Maurice

10 June 1910

Technical director and test pilot for Aéroplanes Voisin; d. 16 January 1955.[56]

86

Labouchère, René

10 June 1910

Switzerland

Chief pilot at Potez in 1922. Born in 1890. Died in 1968.[57] Probably related to Jacques Labouchere #344.

87

Bielovucic, Juan

10 June 1910

Peru

d. 14 January 1949.[58]

88

Pequet, Henri

10 June 1910

Worked for Morane-Saulnier as chief test pilot, later airport director at Vichy.[59] died in March 1974.

89

Etévé, Albert Octave (General)

10 June 1910

Invented the Etévé Anemometer. Born in 1881. Died in 1976.[60]

90

Marconnet, Charles

10 June 1910

KIA 22 December 1914.

91

Paul, Ernest

10 June 1910

92

Gibert, Louis,

10 June 1910

93

Frey, André

10 June 1910

d. in accident 21 November 1912 at Reims/Mourmelon (France).[61][62][63] No known relation to Alfred Frey (Allemagne or German) #48.

94

Champel, Florentin

10 June 1910

95

Hanriot, Marcel

10 June 1910

Son of René Hanriot, no. 375; d. in March 1961.

96

Dufour, Jean

10 June 1910

Born 1889 in Lille, Belgium.[64]

97

Clolus (Commandant)

10 June 1910

98

Lebedeff, Wladimir

10 June 1910

Russia

d. Paris 22 February 1947.

99

Paillette, Marcel

10 June 1910

100

Audemars, Edmond

10 June 1910

Switzerland

Successful athlete (sprinter, racing cyclist); 6th pilot to succeed in "looping the loop".[65]"

101

Blondeau, Gustave

10 June 1910

102

Gobé, Armand

10 June 1910

103

Dufour, Edmond

10 June 1910

d. in 1939.

104

Niel, Albert

10 June 1910

Born 1883 d. 6 January 1936.[66]

105

Nieport, Édouard de

10 June 1910

Co-founder of Nieuport aircraft company. d. in accident 15 September 1911 at Charny/Verdun.[67]

106

Madiot (Captain)

10 June 1910

d. in accident 23 October 1910 at La Brayelle nr. Douai (France).[68][69]

107

Baeder, Ferdinand de

21 June 1910

108

Clement-Bayard, Maurice

21 June 1910

Son of the founder of the Clément-Bayard company which designed and built bicycles, engines, automobiles, airships and aeroplanes.

109

Vallon, René

21 June 1910

d. in accident 6 May 1911 at Shanghai (China).[70][71]

110

Bathiat, Léon

21 June 1910

Founder of Vieilles Tiges, d. 3 May 1967.[72]

111

Laffont, Alexandre

21 June 1910

d. in accident 20 December 1910 (with passenger Mario Pola) at Issy-les_Moulineaux (France).[73][74]

112

Savary, Robert

21 June 1910

113

Hesne, Paul, Fils

21 June 1910

114

Noguès, Maurice

21 June 1910

d. 15 January 1934 in the crash[75] of the Dewoitine D.332 "Emeraude" at Corbigny, France.

115

Schwade, James

21 June 1910

116

Thomas, René

21 June 1910

Racing driver, winner of 1914 Indianapolis 500. Involved in first mid-air collision (with Bertram Dickson) in Milan, Italy, 2 October 1910. d. 1975

117

Granel, Marcel

21 June 1910

KIA 11 January 1915.

118

Duval, Emile

21 June 1910

d. 25 May 1956.

119

Daillens, Jean

21 June 1910

born about 1881.[76]

120

Bouvier, André

21 June 1910

121

Busson, Guillaume

21 June 1910

d. 17 March 1958.[77]

122

Noël, André

21 June 1910

Born in 1867.[78]

123

Mahieu, Georges

21 June 1910

124

Petrowsky, Alexandre de

21 June 1910

Russia

125

Doroginskly, Stanislas

21 June 1910

Russia

126

Loraine, Robert

21 June 1910

UK

127

Ruchonnet, Emile

1 July 1910

Switzerland

d. 12 January 1912 at Vidamée nr. Senlis (France).[79][80][81]

128

Tabuteau, Maurice

1 July 1910

Born in 1884. died in 1976.[82]

129

Verliac, Adrien

1 July 1910

130

Van Maasdyck, Clément

1 July 1910

Netherlands

Born in 1885. d. in accident 27 August 1910 at Arnhem (NL).[20][70][83] [84]

131

Maillols, Joseph

1 July 1910

132

Chevreau, René

1 July 1910

133

Vidart, René

1 July 1910

134

Lesseps, Paul de

1 July 1910

135

Chateau, Edouard

19 July 1910

136

Kuhling, Louis

19 July 1910

137

Bonnier, François-Xavier (General)

19 July 1910

138

Gronier, Jules

19 July 1910

139

Renaux, Eugène

19 July 1910

d. 26 November 1955.

140

Gugnet, Gaston

19 July 1910

141

Bournique, Pierre-Marie

19 July 1910

d. in accident 18 May 1911 at Reims.[20][85]

142

Letheu

19 July 1910

143

Remy, Henri Charles (Lieut.)

19 July 1910

d. in accident 5 November 1914.[86]

144

Mauvais, Jean

19 July 1910

145

Basset

19 July 1910

146

Mailfert, Georges (Colonel)

19 July 1910

147

Garros, Roland

19 July 1910

First aerial crossing of the Mediterranean 23 September 1913;[87] fighter pilot, shot down 4 German aircraft; KIA 5 October 1918 (shot down and killed near Vouziers, Ardennes).

148

Obre, Emile

19 July 1910

149

Versepuy, Léon

19 July 1910

d. in November 1954.

150

Beaud, Edouard

19 July 1910

151

Somerset, Somers

19 July 1910

UK

d.

152

Matyevitch-Matzeevitch, Bronislas

19 July 1910

Russia

d. in accident 1 May 1911 at Sebastopol.[20][88]

153

Saunier

9 August 1910

KIA.

154

Lucca, Désiré (Colonel )

9 August 1910

155

Sanchez-Besa, José

9 August 1910

Chile

Born 1879 died 1954[89]

156

Caumont la Force, Jacques de (Lieut.)

9 August 1910

d. in accident 30 December 1910 at Saint Cyr.[20][90]

157

Mouthier, Louis

9 August 1910

158

Devaulx, Robert (Lieutenant)

9 August 1910

d. in accident 2 September 1913[91]

159

Chemet, Géo

9 August 1910

KIA.

160

Chassagne, Jean

9 August 1910

161

Perin, Albert

9 August 1910

162

Martin, Xavier

9 August 1910

163

Chailley, Henri

9 August 1910

164

Picard, Pierre

9 August 1910

165

Hugoni, Edouard

9 August 1910

d. 14 March 1947.

166

Molla, Michel-Paul

9 August 1910

d. in 1951.

167

Train, Émile

9 August 1910

168

Mahieu, Michel

9 August 1910

KIA 2 May 1918.

169

Prier, Pierre

9 August 1910

Chief instructor at the Blériot flying school at Hendon and designer of the Bristol-Prier monoplane.

d. in 1950.[92]

170

Letort, Léon

9 August 1910

d. in accident 10 December 1913 nr. Bordeaux (France).[45]

171

Barra, Franck

9 August 1910

172

Molla, Henri

9 August 1910

173

Balensi, Albert (Captain)

9 August 1910

174

Vullierme

9 August 1910

175

Byasson, Louis L/V

9 August 1910

d. in accident 14 April 1911 at Coignieres nr. Buc (France).[20][85]

176

Lesire, Eugène

9 August 1910

177

Simon, René (Captain)

9 August 1910

178

Matziewitch, Leon (Captain)

9 August 1910

Russia

d. in accident 7 October 1910 at Saint Petersburg.[20][93][94]

179

Parisot, Leon

9 August 1910

d. in accident.

180

Caudron, René

29 August 1910

Founder of the Caudron aircraft company

d. 27 September 1959.[95]

181

Oulianine, Serge

29 August 1910

Russia

182

Poillot, Edmond

29 August 1910

d. in accident 25 September 1910 at Chartres (France).[20][96]

183

Weiss, Gustave

29 August 1910

d. 11 November 1955.

184

Robillard, Georges Comte de

29 August 1910

d. in accident 4 May 1912 in Nice (France).[97]

185

Dufour, Louis

29 August 1910

186

Gournay, Henri

29 August 1910

187

Sée, Raymond

29 August 1910

d. in accident.[98]

188

Glorieux, Léon

29 August 1910

189

Parent, François

29 August 1910

190

Paris-Leclerc, Max

29 August 1910

d. 17 November 1953.

191

Zaifine, Jean

29 August 1910

192

André, Claude

29 August 1910

193

Baugnies, Jean-Bernard-Eugène

29 August 1910

d. 8 September 1935.

194

Lafon, Charles

29 August 1910

195

Piotrowsky, Grégoire

29 August 1910

Poland

d. 29 March 1913 in Warsaw (Poland).[96]

196

Duperron

29 August 1910

197

Girard, Justin

29 August 1910

KIA 24 March 1916.[citation needed]

198

Kauffmann, Paul

29 August 1910

d. 4 April 1959.

199

Menard, Paul (Colonel)

29 August 1910

d. 13 April 1954.

200

Caille, Albert

29 August 1910

201

Florencie, Jean

29 August 1910

202

Joliot, André

29 August 1910

203

Koechlin, Jean Paul

29 August 1910

killed in France in 1916 during WW1.[99]

204

Langhe, Armand de

29 August 1910

205

Bill, Henri

29 August 1910

Test pilot for Farman.

206

Reymond, Émile

29 August 1910

KIA 2 Oct 1914.[100]

207

Raygorodski, Abram

29 August 1910

208

Wynmalen, Henri

29 August 1910

Born in 1889. Died in 1964.[101]

209

Malynski, Emmanuel de

29 August 1910

210

Kebouroff, Vissarlon

29 August 1910

211

Scipio del Campo, Michel

29 August 1910

212

Melly, Henry G.

29 August 1910

UK

213

Harding, Howard J.

29 August 1910

UK[102]

214

Archer, Ernest

29 August 1910

UK[102]

215

Blanchard, Fernand

29 August 1910

d. in accident 26 October 1910 at Issy les Moulineaux.[20][103]

216

Guée, Albert

29 August 1910

217

Visseaux, Henry-Jean

29 August 1910

France

d. in 1949

218

Servies, JuIes

29 August 1910

219

Delage, Gustave

29 August 1910

220

Yence, Raymond

29 August 1910

221

Cordonnier, Robert

29 August 1910

d. in accident 9 June 1932 at Denain.

222

Labouret, René

29 August 1910

223

Kostine, Nicolas

29 August 1910

224

Loridan, Marcel

29 August 1910

225

Wassilieff de

29 August 1910

Russia

226

Niel, Marthe

4 October 1910

d. in December 1928.[104]

227

Kousminski de

4 October 1910

d. in accident 30 May 1914 at Odessa.[105]

228

Gaudard, Louis

19 September 1910

d. in accident 15 April 1913, Monaco.[106]

229

Meyer, Jules Maurice

19 September 1910

230

Lipkowski, Henri de

19 September 1910

Russia

231

Smith, Waldemar William

19 September 1910

UK

d. in accident 27 May 1911 at Saint Petersburg.[20][107]

232

Binda, Léon

4 October 1910

233

Cheutin, Etienne-Jean (General)

4 October 1910

234

Molon, Louis

4 October 1910

235

Molon, Lucien

4 October 1910

d. 7 July 1957.

236

Baillod, Louis

4 October 1910

237

Bathiat, Georges

4 October 1910

238

Marquezy, René

4 October 1910

239

Hainaux, Marcel

4 October 1910

240

Gilbert, Eugene

4 October 1910

d. in accident 16 May 1918 at Villacoublay.[108]

241

Lombardi, Henri

4 October 1910

242

Cure, Gaston

4 October 1910

243

Deve

4 October 1910

244

Blanchet, Georges

4 October 1910

245

Komaroff, Michel

4 October 1910

246

Laurens, Ernest

4 October 1910

247

Hautefeuille

4 October 1910

248

Boivin, Albert

4 October 1910

249

Lemartin, Théodore

4 October 1910

d. in accident 18 June 1911 at Vincennes (France).[20][45]

250

Chioni, Basile

4 October 1910

251

Gaye, Georges

4 October 1910

d. 3 January 1952.

252

Algrin, René

1 October 1910

d. November 1932.

253

Junod, Auguste

4 October 1910

d. 30 August 1927.

254

Derny, Léon

4 October 1910

255

Ludmann, Gaston (General)

4 October 1910

256

Orus, Maurice

4 October 1910

257

Harle, André

4 October 1910

258

Hammond, Joe J.

4 October 1910

NZ/UK

d.

259

Esterre, Charles d'

4 October 1910

UK

260

Burke, C. J. (Capt.)

4 October 1910

UK

261

Blard

19 October 1910

262

Morel, Pierre

19 October 1910

d. in September 1914.

263

Begue, Jean

19 October 1910

264

Jost, René (Capt.)

19 October 1910

d. 30 March 1912 after accident in February 1912 at Étampes.[109]

265

Grezaud, Pierre (Lt.-Col.)

19 October 1910

d. in 1953.

266

Jamblez, Paul

19 October 1910

267

Chatain, Marius

19 October 1910

268

Barbotte, Ernest

19 October 1910

269

Vallier, Edmond

19 October 1910

d. in accident in September 1914.[70]

270

Felix, Julien (Commandant)

19 October 1910

d. in accident 16 June 1914 Chartres (France).[110]

271

Bachot, Anastase

19 October 1910

272

Paul, Edmond A.

19 October 1910

UK

273

Zelinsky, Michel de

8 November 1910

274

Duflot, Eugène

8 November 1910

d. 11 March 1957 at Pau.

275

Balaye, Auguste

8 November 1910

276

Beard, Pierre

8 November 1910

Born in 1893. Died in 1966.[111]

277

Briançon, Lucien

8 November 1910

278

Lafargue, Henri

8 November 1910

279

Collin, Georges

8 November 1910

280

Bresson, Georges

8 November 1910

281

Marvingt, Marie

8 November 1910

d. in Nancy 14 December 1963.

282

Vasseur, Narcisse

8 November 1910

283

Boise de Courcenay, Edmond de

8 November 1910

284

Goffin, Marcel

8 November 1910

285

Villeneuve Trans, Louis de

8 November 1910

d. 26 May 1957.

286

Charpentier, Louis

8 November 1910

287

Cames, Mario-Garcia

8 November 1910

288

Romance, François de

8 November 1910

289

Yoshitoshi Tokugawa

8 November 1910

290

Koolhoven, Frederick

8 November 1910

Netherlands

Rally driver, aircraft designer and manufacturer.

291

Kijmmerling, Albert

8 November 1910

d. (with his engineer Tonnet) in accident 9 June 1912 at Mourmelon (France).[109]

292

Studensky, Paul

23 November 1910

293

Lusetti, Archimède

23 November 1910

294

Clavenad, Pierre (Captain)

23 November 1910

d. in accident.[112]

295

Bousquet, Paul

23 November 1910

KIA.

296

Chatain, Louis

28 November 1910

297

Bellier, Albert

23 November 1910

298

Tenaud, Charles

23 November 1910

died September 7, 1911.[113]

299

Piccolo, Giulio

23 November 1910

Italy

Holder of Italian certificate no. 28b; d. in accident 25 December 1910 at São Paulo (Brazil).[20][114][115]

300

Wintrebert, Henri

23 November 1910

301

Pascal, Ferdinand

23 November 1910

d. 1956.

302

Gaulard, Charles

23 November 1910

d. in 1953.

303

Boyer, Louis

7 December 1910

304

Valleton, Alfred

7 December 1910

d. in 1952.

305

Garnier, Léonce

7 December 1910

306

Morin, Roger

7 December 1910

307

Barillon, Pierre-Paul

7 December 1910

d. 3 September 1912.[116]

308

D'Aiguillon, Roger d'

7 December 1910

309

Bobba, André

7 December 1910

KIA in 1916.

310

Colomb, Henri

7 December 1910

311

Perreyon, Edmond

7 December 1910

d. in accident 25 November 1913.[96]

312

Védrines, Jules

7 December 1910

Winner of Gordon Bennett Trophy race in 1912., d. while attempting to fly from Paris to Rome 21 April 1919.

313

Gaubert, Edmond

7 December 1910

314

Normand

7 December 1910

315

Vigne, Henri Victorin

7 December 1910

316

Schumberger, Maurice

7 December 1910

KIA.

317

Bellot, André

7 December 1910

318

Herveux, Jane

7 December 1910

d. 15 January 1955.[117]

319

Planchut, Edmond

7 December 1910

320

Lecomte, Henri

7 December 1910

Killed in action 24 September 1916 while CO of escadrille C.42>

321

Level, René

7 December 1910

d. 14 October 1911 following accident on 12 October 1911 at Reims (France).[118]

322

Conneau, Jean

7 December 1910

d. 10 August 1937 at Lodève.

323

Lutge, Frits

7 December 1910

324

Eristov, Prince Vladimir

8 November 1910

325

Maslenikof, Boris

7 December 1910

Bulgaria

326

Semeniouk, Ignace

23 November 1910

Russia

327

Lewkowicz, Ladis

23 November 1910

d. 16 April 1939.

328

Marchal, Anselme

23 November 1910

Switzerland

d. 26 June 1921.[119]

329

Gounouilhou, André

23 November 1910

330

Tricornot de Rose (Commandant)

23 November 1910

KIA.

331

Princeteau, Pierre (Lieut. )

23 November 1910

d. in accident 18 June 1911 at Issy-les-Moulineaux (France).[20][120]

332

Noël, Jules

23 November 1910

d. in accident 9 February 1911 at Douzy/Douai (France).[20][121]

333

Chevalier, Louis

23 November 1910

334

Malherbe, René Marie Pierre de (Lt.- Col.)

23 November 1910

d. 11 May 1931 at Villacoublay.

335

Gaget, Joseph

23 November 1910

336

Sismanoglou, Jean

23 November 1910

KIA 15 June 1915.

337

Bague, Edouard-Jean (Lieut.)

23 November 1910

Disappeared 5 June 1911 while attempting to cross to Mediterranean Sea, near Corsica.[20][122]

338

Van Gaver, Paul

23 November 1910

339

Miltgen, Paul

23 November 1910

340

Féquant, Philippe (General)

23 November 1910

d. 28 December 1938.

341

Joly,

23 November 1910

342

Vialard, Charles,

23 November 1910

343

Gallie, Fernand

23 November 1910

KIA.

344

Labouchère, Jacques

23 November 1910

probably related to Rene Labouchere #86

Looking at the data table for 'List of pilots awarded an Aviator's Certificate by the Aéro-Club de France in 1910' titled 'List', produce a single-sentence summary focused on the highlighted cells and format it within the following JSON object {"answer": "YOUR ANSWER"}.