In 1927, American pilot Charles Lindbergh made history by completing a feat that astonished the world and marked a milestone in aviation history: the first non-stop transatlantic flight.
In 1927, American pilot Charles Lindbergh made history by completing a feat that astonished the world and marked a milestone in aviation history: the first non-stop transatlantic flight. His epic journey was made aboard his plane christened the “Spirit of St. Louis,” and his daring achievement opened the door to a new era in long-haul commercial aviation.