JUNE 30 thru JULY 6, 1929: NEW IN-FLIGHT RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD
7 DAYS, 6 HOURS, 00 MINUTES, 00 SEC.
Roy Mitchell and Byron K. Newcomb flying a Stinson Detroiter
Cleveland Ohio.
Photo: Critical Past - |
JULY 2 - 12, 1929: NEW IN-FLIGHT RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD
10 DAYS, 6 HOURS, 43 MINUTES, 32 SEC.
Loren W. Mendell and Roland B. Reinhart flying a Buhl CA-5A Airsedan nicknamed "Angelino"
Los Angeles, California
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JULY 13 - 30, 1929: NEW IN-FLIGHT RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD 17 DAYS, 12 HOURS, 17 MINUTES, 00 SEC. Dale Jackson and Forrest O'Brine flying a Curtiss Robin C-1 nicknamed the "St. Louis Robin" NR59H Refueled by Curtiss Robin NR81H: C. Ray Wassall and Percy V. Chaffee Saint Louis Missouri
JULY 13 1929 ATLANTIC OCEAN CROSSING ATTEMPT - 1st. West to East Dieudonne Costes and Maurice Bellonte Flying a French Breguet 19 nicknamed "?" Returned after 17 hours to LeBorget Airport after facing bad weather Paris France
JULY 17 - 22, 1929 RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD ATTEMPT 4 DAYS, 21 HOURS, 20 MINUTES, 00 SEC Joseph A. Hammer and W. Gentry Shelton flying a Curtiss Robin C-1 nicknamed " The Missouri Robin" NR78H Refueled by Curtiss Robin C-1 NR82H: Eyer L Sloniger and Frank Buchanan Saint Louis, Missouri JULY 18 - 27, 1929 RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD ATTEMPT 9 DAYS, 7 HOURS, 12 MINUTES, 00 SEC Joe Glass and Glenn L. Loomis flying a Stinson Detroiter nicknamed"Billion Dollar City" Houston, Texas JULY 23 - 29, 1929 RE-FUELED ENDURANCE RECORD ATTEMPT 6 DAYS, 25 HOURS, 45 MINUTES, 00 SEC. Owen T. Haugland and P. J. Crichton flying a Cessna nicknamed "The Minnesota" Plane crashed, killing Crichton, and injuring Haugland Minneapolis, Minnesota
JULY 27, 1929 ATLANTIC OCEAN CROSSING SUCCESS Graf Zeppelin left Friedrichshafen on July 27, 1929 and crossed the Atlantic to Lakehurst, New Jersey, |
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