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Old July 26th 03, 01:52 PM
James Robinson
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Cub Driver wrote:

I realize that a pair of Cub Cruisers flew around the world postwar,
but a J-3/L-4 is something else entirely. How do you suppose he would
do it? The water route simply looks impossible (he made a couple of
500 NM water crossings on his way to Australia) so I;m betting he'd
travel through China and Russia. Is that feasible?


An ultralight pilot has already done it through Siberia. He ran into a
problem trying to get to Greenland from Canada, however, since Canadian
regulations required such flights to have an IFR rated pilot, and the
aircraft had to be IFR equipped.

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