Aeronca's Ten Thousand Mile Flight Sets 3 More Records!
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Aeronca C-3
Flight Lieutenant D. Llewellyn recently flew an Aeronca C-3 from Lympne, England, to Johannesburg, South Africa - a total of 10,000 miles, with 36 demonstration stops made en route. A total of 130 hours flying time. Total cost for fuel $130. No replacements or overhauls.
Again Aeronca demonstrates its leadership in the light plane field. Here again is indisputable proof of outstanding performance and reliability under all kinds of flying conditions - desert heat, extreme cold, three hours of flying blind over the Mediterranean, flight over uncharted jungle areas, landings, and take-offs from small, unprepared fields.
Incidentally, three new firsts for light planes were set, (1) first jump from England to Africa; (2) longest flight for light planes; and (3) two 600-mile non-stop hops.
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