World's Biggest Plane to Cross Atlantic from Lisbon to New York
A future mission plans the Dornier Do-X, the largest flying ship, to carry passengers and mail from Lisbon to New York via Horta and Bermuda. Captain Chris Hansen forecasts multi leg journeys totaling about 44 to 50 hours. The Do-X, with 12 Curtiss conqueror engines delivering 7500 hp, features three decks and luxurious passenger space for 70, and includes a full engine room and wireless facilities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Horta
Azores
Hamilton
Bermuda
Chris, Hansen
Sever
Germany
Wich
Claude Dornier
Holland
Spain
Russia
Italy
Japan
Friedrichstaten
Room of Indicators Reveals Rotor Engine Control Panel
In the engine room revolution indicators line up for all 12 rotors while in front of the pilot only two indicators show the restion of six motors at once. Red and yellow lamps warn the pilot how many motors are at his disposal should one or more need to be shot.
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Zach
Engin Room
Radio Equipped Planes Expand Aerial Combat Front
Major Carl Spatz describes radio controlled air operations boosting coordination among pursuit, ground attack, and bombardment planes. Two way radio enables direct ground and air commands during distant missions, with pilots intercepting enemy aircraft up to sixty miles away.
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Carl §. Spatz
U.S. Air Corps
Ho Jounger
Charles Howard
Seventh Bombardment Group
Army
Golden Gate
Presidio
San Francisco
Spatz
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