
Whether they make this target will depend a lot on the next week - after Egypt come Libya and Tunisia.
This is how Mary Heath did it:
4.4.1928 | Wadi Halfa-Cairo |
15.4.1928 | Cairo-Sollum |
16.4.1928 | Damaged rear fuselage while taxiing for take-off at Sollum, left |
April 23 for Benghazi | |
24.4.1928 | Bengazi-Serti via Aghaila, to Tripoli next day, delayed in Tripoli by fever |
5.5.1928 | Tripoli-Tunis via Sfax, to Naples via Catania next day |
7.5.1928 | Naples-Rome |
14.5.1928 | Rome-Marseilles, to Dijon next day, to Paris on the 16th |
17.5.1928 | Arrived at Croydon via Lympne after 5,132 miles in 72 flying hours |
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