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Photo ID: 1610567
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N211NX A replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis", built by Dave Cannavo and on display at the Fantasy of Flight. |
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Photo ID: 1446352
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NX211 (cn 1) A replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis" constructed by the EAA from Ryan B-1 Brougham cn 159. This replica was built in 1977 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lindbergh’s flight across the Atlantic Ocean and a subsequent tour of the United States. Now on display in the EAA Airventure Museum. |
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Photo ID: 1446351
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NX211 (cn 2) A replica of the "Spirit of St. Louis" built from scratch by the EAA in 1990-91 to replace their earlier replica, which had been retired. On display on the EAA Pioneer Airport. |
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Photo ID: 1407147
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Photo ID: 1401999
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Photo ID: 1267212
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N211 (cn 1) Replica of one of aviation history's icons. Here seen at le Bourget 60 years after the famous flight of Charles Lindbergh. |
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Photo ID: 1194148
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NX211 This full-sized replica is suspended from the ceiling of the arrivals hall at San Diego International Airport. The airport, Lindbergh Field, bears the name of the pilot famous for flying the original aircraft solo across the Atlantic. |
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Photo ID: 0832300
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NX211 (cn 1) It can't be much fun taxiing or landing a plane with a fuel tank where the windshield should be. |
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Photo ID: 0751159
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ES-XCL / N-X-211 Replica of 'Spirit of St. Louis'. Unfortunately this plane crashed during Air Show in Coventry - Baginton on May 31, 2003. The pilot was killed in this accident. |
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Photo ID: 0442287
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NX211 (cn 2) Currently the only airworthy "Spirit of St Louis" replica. N763A as Ozark DC-3 as well. |
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Photo ID: 0415544
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NX211 (cn 2) Oshkosh - Airventure 2003. Spirit of St. Louis replica. |
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Photo ID: 0393046
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NX211 (cn 2) Currrently the only airworthy replica of The Spirit of St. Louis. Providing rides at Dayton Airshow. |
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Photo ID: 0378581
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NX211 (cn 2) The only flying replica of the Spirit of St. Louis lands at Smith Field. The EAA brought the aircraft in to display it during the fly-in this weekend. After looking through the cockpit with it's wicker seat and primitive instruments, it's amazing to think that Charles Lindbergh sat in there for some 36 hours, and navigated over water at night using only a magnetic compass. With 835 gallons of fuel on board, he had no forward visibility at all. First pic of this aircraft on a.net. Olympus C-4040Z |
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Photo ID: 0378580
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NX211 (cn 2) The only flying replica of the Spirit of St. Louis taxies for departure. The pilots who flew this aircraft said that it is very unstable, and requires constant control input to keep it straight and level. This is probably what kept Charles Lindbergh awake during his 36 hour flight! Olympus C-4040Z |
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Photo ID: 0360068
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ES-XCL / N-X-211 This was to be the last flight of Ryan NYP Replica ES-XCL. Soon after departure, the wing folded upwards and the aircraft broke into pieces, 1,000 feet above the end of the runway. This aircraft was a replica in which Charles Lindbergh made his first solo transatlantic crossing from New York to Paris on the 20th/21st May 1927. The Ryan monoplane was named 'Spirit of St Louis' and was to be the star of the air show. The pilot was killed. Our thoughts go to his family. |
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