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Kingsbury Aviation was an English aircraft … Kingsbury Aviation was an English aircraft manufacturer and engineering business based at Kingsbury Aerodrome, Kingsbury, London from 1916. From 1915 the engineering company Barningham Limited used a building near Kingsbury House to manufacture equipment in support of the war effort. In 1916 it purchased the 109-acre Kingsury House estate and with planning permission for two hangars it created and formed a new company Kingsbury Aviation.d formed a new company Kingsbury Aviation.
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