Career
He fled Belgium at the outbreak of the first world war. In England, he worked with the newly established Fairey Aviation Company, and the relation stood for many years. He gained British pilot"s license Royal Automobile Club-United Kingdom 5904 on May 6th, 1918.
He retired from work around 1960, and died in 1968, in Brussels.
He fled Belgium at the outbreak of World War I, arriving in England via the (neutral) Netherlands. He learned aeronautical engineering at Short Brothers.
In 1918, he gained his United Kingdom pilot"s license. In 1931, he returned to Belgium to create Fairey"s Belgian subsidiary Avions Fairey at the Gosselies aerodrome.
Tipsy South
Tipsy B
Tipsy M
Tipsy Belfair
Tipsy Junbior
Tipsy Nipper.
