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- The Pioneering Transatlantic Flight of the Bremen**
In 1928, the German aircraft Bremen achieved a historic milestone by making the first non-stop east-to-west transatlantic flight. This feat was accomplished by a crew of three: Captain Hermann Koehl, Navigator James Fitzmaurice, and Co-pilot Günther von Huenefeld. Departing from Ireland on April 12th, they landed in Canada nearly two days later, marking a significant advancement in aviation history.
- The Aircraft and Challenges**
- Landing and Legacy**
- Rescue and Recognition**
- Preservation and Impact**
The Bremen's journey exemplifies human ingenuity and resilience, setting the stage for future innovations in air travel.