1919 жылғы авиациялық оқиғалар

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This is a list of aviation related events from 1919:

Raymond Orteig offers the Orteig Prize for the first non stop transatlantic flight between New York and Paris. A Sopwith Baby attached to a Chilean Navy cruiser is the first shipboard aircraft in Latin American history.

February 5 – In Germany, regular flights between Berlin and Weimar by the Deutsche Luft Reederei begin, using AEG and DFW biplanes. February 8 – Lucien Bossoutrot pilots a Farman F.60 Goliath carrying 12 passengers from Toussus le Noble, France, to RAF Kenley in England, on the first commercial flight between London and Paris to promote the Goliath and Henry Farman's plans for commercial aviation. To get around a prohibition on non military flights still in place after the end of World War I, the Goliath's passengers all are former military pilots in uniform and carrying military orders directing them to take the flight, which takes 2 hours 30 minutes. The return flight the next day takes 2 hours 10 minutes. February 25 – An Air Traffic Committee made up of representatives of 36 states in the British Empire under the Council of Defence meets for the first time.

The Imperial Japanese Army further increases the independence of its aviation element by reorganizing it as the Army Air Division under the command of Major General Ikutaro Inouye. April 3 – In a flight to publicize the Farman F.60 Goliath airliner, a Goliath carries 14 passengers to an altitude of 6,200 meters (20,341 feet). April 5 – In a Breguet 14, Lieutenant Roget of the French Armys Aéronautique Militaire makes a flight from Lyons, France, to Rome, Italy, to Nice, France. Later in the year, again flying a Breguet 14, Roget and Capitaine Coli will set a French flight distance record, flying from Paris – Le Bourget Airport in France to Kenitra, French Morocco. April 18 – CMA (Compagnie des Messageries Aériennes) commences a mail and freight service between Paris and Lille, using ex military Breguet 14s. April 23 – The North Sea Aerial Navigation Company starts a passenger service between Leeds and Hounslow Heath Aerodrome in ex military Blackburn Kangaroos. April 29 – During the Polish Soviet War, Lieutenant Stefan Stec, flying a Fokker D. VIII, scores the first kill in the history of the Polish Air Force, shooting down a Ukrainian Nieuport fighter.

November 10 – Blériot SPAD S.27

January 21 – Eric Brown, British test pilot (d. 2016)
November 19 – Elizabeth Strohfus, American aviator (d. 2016)