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Constance Ruth Leathart (7 December 1903 – 4 November 1993) was a British female pilot who flew Royal Air Force aircraft on transit flights in World War Two in the Air Transport Auxiliary.

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name	Constance Leathart (en)
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dcterms:subject	Air Transport Auxiliary pilots People educated at Cheltenham Ladies' College British aviators 1903 births Women aviators 1993 deaths British women aviators People from County Durham British World War II pilots
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education	Cheltenham Ladies College Ethelburgas School (en)
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nationality	British (en)
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employer	Bristol Airport (en) Cramlington Aircraft (en)
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employer	Cramlington Aerodrome Bristol (Whitchurch) Airport

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