Edited sentence: , first broadcast on 29 July 2009, TV presenter Kate Humble investigated her family history, starting by finding out more about her grandfather, Bill Humble.According to his obituary in The TImes he was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1949.Bulman had retired towards the end of the war, Lucas then became Hawker's chief test pilot.During a visit to the RAF Museum at Hendon, she was shown film footage of her grandfather flying, and spoke to a former colleague.Hawker now moved into the jet age, with Humble making the first test flight of the P1040 from Boscombe Down on 2 September 1947.He continued to give demonstration flights, and his skill as a display pilot is credited with helping to win Hawker sales.He died on 1 March 1992, survived by his second wife, Georgina, his son (by his first wife) and his daughter.He returned the United Kingdom permanently in the late 1980s when his health began to deteriorate.His main sales territory was the middle ease, and he spent much time in Egypt, Lebanon and Cyprus.Humble retired from testing in 1948, remaining with Hawker as a sales executive.In an episode of the BBC television programme, Who do you think you are.In mid-1945, Lucas was promoted to the board of the company, and in early January 1946, Humble was appointed the new chief test pilot.This would ultimately enter service as the Hawker Sea Hawk