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MELBOURNE-SYDNEY FLIGHT Record Time of 7hrs. 10min.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1956) Tuesday 13 November 1917, page 4
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1956) Tuesday 13 November 1917, page 4
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| 2008-11-10 13:45:07.0 | anonymous | senger who accompanied him fiom Mel- bourne Aila leaving I oulhuin All "-»luttj stiuek a thundertstinn and was blown i little »»a» out to sea I Hie actual 111 ing tnnt fo- the ttip HIS 7 hours 10 liumitts ot an i\ orage of 80 lillie« pti houi mel (lu highest altitude ni Uincd during the ilialit «ai but« ecu 11,000 | senger who accompanied him from Mel- bourne. After leaving Goulburn Mr. Stutt struck a thunderstorm and was blown a little way out to sea. The actual flying time for the trip was 7 hours 10 minutes, or an average of 80 miles per hour, and the highest altitude at- tained during the flight was but« ecu 11,000 |
| 2008-11-10 13:40:28.0 | anonymous | Heoord Time of 7hrs. 10min. ¡Vi. mr Y 'Momlaj -B» his night fiom Sidney to Mtlbottrnt and back m a Curtiss biplane Mr \\ J Stutt, of the Stnto A» ia tion behool, who made the return join uti to t!ij Ins established a record as fat as Australia is concerned During his lotlg flight fiom Melbourne to Svdnc» he made einh one stop-at Coutiniundra-tints cstab liolmij the Ion-d^l met recoid for Austri I lu Utting to eugun, tioublt Ali Stutt was1 compelled to lci»e it Cootamundn the pis bindii "ho artonnianitel him fiom Mci | Record Time of 7hrs. 10min. SYDNEY, Monday. -By his flight from Sydney to Melbourne and back in a Curtiss biplane Mr W. J. Stutt, of the State Avia- tion school, who made the return journey to-day has established a record as far as Australia is concerned. During his long flight fiom Melbourne to Svdney he made only one stop-at Cootamundra-thus estab- lishing the long-distance record for Austra- lia. Owing to engine trouble Mr Stutt was compelled to leave at Cootamundra the pas- senger who accompanied him fiom Mel- |