If the Royal Navy controlled naval aviation from 1929

What would World War II look like if the Royal Navy had received the Fleet Air Arm and Coastal Command in 1929?

Britain would likely enter the war with stronger naval fighters and maritime-patrol aviation, while still building armored carriers adapted to its operating environment.

The Navy would likely develop a more coherent fighter program while retaining armored carriers because radar-era operating realities still favor them. Naval control of Coastal Command would encourage extensive Sunderland production and perhaps Catalina purchases. The result would be a different institutional path for British maritime air power rather than the disappearance of armored carrier design.