• 40. Lafont
• 41. de Pola
• 42. Gei
• 43. Poillot
• 44. Pasqua
• 45. Etienne
• 46. Gilmour
• 47. Frisbie
• 48. Blanchard
• 49. Moore
• 50. Werner Alfred Pietschker (1887-1911). He died on November 15, 1911.
• 51. Tarron
• 52. Bague
• 53. Lieutenant Pierre Princeteau
• 54. Wachter
• 55. Witte
• 56. Madiot
• 57. Robl
• 58. Grace
• 59. Caumont
• 60. Ville-d'Avray
• 61. Camene
• 62. Lantheaume
• 63. Ralph Greenley Johnstone (1880-1910). He died on November 17, 1910.
• 64. Echemann
• 65. Landron
• 66. Maro
• 67. Cammarata
• 68. Ruchonnet
• 69. Marra
• 70. Albert Kimmerling (1882-1912). He died on June 9, 1912.
• 71. Ducourneau
• 72. Daniel Kinet
• 73. Léon Lemartin (1883-1911). He died on June 18, 1911.
• 74. John Moisant (1868-1910). He died on December 31, 1910.
• 75. de Grailly
• 76. Byasson
• 77. Harriet Quimby (1875–1912). She died on July 1, 1912. ♀

♀ denotes an aviatrix

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