OP, you're missing the point.
Which is that we got your point pages ago.
A British adventurer has arrived in Australia, having completed an epic 13,000-mile solo flight from the UK in a vintage open cockpit bi-plane.
A British adventurer has completed an epic 14,600-nautical mile flight from the UK to Australia in a vintage open cockpit bi-plane
Old Pilot wrote:All I have are facts.
This from a newspaper
Ben K wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35271182
Now being reported on the BBC;A British adventurer has arrived in Australia, having completed an epic 13,000-mile solo flight from the UK in a vintage open cockpit bi-plane.
Although she is shown getting out of the aircraft... With someone else in the front seat!
Some early reports suggested it was a solo flight - Ms Curtis-Taylor was the only pilot to fly the vintage bi-plane, but she had a support team of engineers travelling with her in a separate aircraft, as well as a camera crew, who would sometimes sit in with her.
Dave W wrote:OP, you're missing the point.
Which is that we got your point pages ago.