Gustave Lemoine

1902–1934 (age 32)

Biography

Gustave Lemoine embraced the daring world of aviation as a test pilot, helping to push aircraft design and performance forward during an era of rapid change. He balanced precision and courage in the cockpit, tackling new machines so that others might enjoy safer, more reliable flight.

His work carried both risk and reward, yet he remained committed to aviation’s promise of connection and progress. He is memorialized at Saint-Ouen Cemetery, where his spirit of exploration continues to inspire those who gaze skyward.

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