Almost all the flying aircraft that don't crash are the Travel Air 4000, which was produced in USA from 1926 to 1929, so could not have been in use in WW1. It was produced for private flying and was never a military aircraft. Many of the aircraft seen on the ground are the Nieuport 28 - which was a WW1 fighter, but was French (and was not flown by the British) and did not fly until 1917 (the film is set in 1915). (Most/all scenes of actual flying and many aircraft scenes on the ground are lifted from the 1930 film.)
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