The British set Air Distance Mark in Ismailia, Egypt. Three RAF (Royal Air Force) bombers manned by nine fliers, take off in formation on a flight to Australia. The RAF pilots seated for a photograph. They look at a map which shows the course of flight from origin to destination. The Royal Air Force bombers set a non stop flight record of 7162 miles.
Egyptian Prime Minister Nahas Pasha's cabinet meet in Egypt. Prime Minister of Egypt Nahas Pasha comes out of the Abdin Palace after a talk with President of the Royal Cabinet Aly Maher Pasha. Soldiers march holding rifles outside the building. Other men discussing amongst themselves. Soldiers seated outside the building. Prime Minister Pasha and British diplomat Sir Miles Lampson in the office of the Presidency.
British airmen in non stop distance flight from Egypt to Australia. Two aircraft in flight. A sign reads 'G-ADHK'. The aircraft in flight over the clouds.
Egyptians listen radio in front of a coffee shop. They smoke, drink coffee, play the national game 'Trick Track' and read newspapers.
Egyptian middle class family listens to radio. Women play cards. A man smoke cigar. A man sets the frequency of radio and listens to it. Family drinks tea.
Family eats their national dish called 'ful' Egyptian bread. Family drinks water.