The Wight Aircraft: The History of the Aviation Department of JSamuel White & Co Ltd 1913-1919 Introduction: In the early 20th century, aviation technology was still in its infancy, and the development of aircrafts was a significant milestone in the history of human innovation. The Wight Aircraft, written by John H. Morrow, provides an in-depth look into the history of the aviation department of JSamuel White & Co Ltd, a British company that played a crucial role in the evolution of aviation technology during World War I. This book offers a comprehensive account of the company's journey from its humble beginnings to its eventual rise as a leading manufacturer of aircrafts. Plot: The story begins in 1913 when JSamuel White & Co Ltd established its aviation department, led by the visionary engineer, Samuel White. With a team of dedicated engineers and technicians, the department embarked on a mission to design and build aircrafts that could revolutionize the way people traveled and fought wars. The company's initial focus was on building seaplanes, which were in high demand due to their potential for military use. However, as the war progressed, the department shifted its attention to landplanes, recognizing their potential for commercial applications.

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