the first flight to the north pole has a bit of controvery to it - Admiral Byrd and his pilot Floyd Bennett claimed to fly to and over the North Pole in 1926 - Many people support their claim they made it and some do not - They at least came close but wither they did or not may never really be possible to know due to the poor state of navigation of the era and lack of photos etc - keep in mind that their is no land in the arctic, its just ice that is in consatnt motion so there are no solid landmarks to say "this is the place".
i dont think there was any particular name to the expedition but the plane was a Fokker tri-motor named the "Josephine Ford" and it flew to and from Spitzbergen, Norway in sixteen hours - part of the controversy is that some didnt think the Fokker was capable of making the flight in sixteen hours but later studies have shown it was under ideal circumstances able to do so - the real question is was their navigation up to the task of putting them over the north pole - probably not but they should have been able to come close
The first flight over the North Pole was claimed by Richard Byrd on May 9th 1926, but this was later discovered to be falsified.
So the first flight over the North Pole was by the airship Norge on May 12th 1926 with its crew of Umberto Nobile and Roald Amundsen amongst others.
The first nonstop flight was flown by John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown in a Vickers Vimy. The first solo nonstop flight was taken by Charles Lindbergh in the Spirit of Saint Louis.
The Wright Flyer.
The Wrights flew their successful flight from Kitty Hawk beach.
The Wrights did NOT fly the 'first airplane' . The Wright brothers were the first to achieve controlled powered flight. Gliders, man-made wings, and balloons were around long before the flight of the Wright Brothers flying machine, the Flyer I, on December 17, 1903, at Kill Devil Hills near Kitty Hawk NC.
The first successful aeroplane was named :-Kitty Hawk It was also called the Wright Flyer, after the designers.
The Wright Flyer.
FLIGHT ATTENDANT
Her first solo flight across US was in her Avro Avian 594, simply called '7083' .
The first airplane, designed, built, and flown by brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, on December 17, 1903, was named the Wright Flyer.
The airplane Charles Lindbergh made the first solo transatlantic flight is called "The Spirit of St. Louis". It is in the Smithsonian Museum, in Washington D.C..
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The 2 winger
The first nonstop flight was flown by John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown in a Vickers Vimy. The first solo nonstop flight was taken by Charles Lindbergh in the Spirit of Saint Louis.
Charles A. Lindburg's "Spirit of St. Louis". This plane was special made for Lindberg by the Ryan Aircraft company. It was christened with the name "Spirit of St. Louis".
Wright flyer.
Spirit of St. Louis
You need to find out the name of the Detroiter first.