Winston Churchill, as Prime Minister of the UK, crossed the Atlantic three times during WWII, and met with US President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Washington DC in December 1941, June 1942, and May 1943. While he is known for sailing there on at least one of the occasions, Churchill definitely flew there in the 'Clipper' type aircraft, the BOAC's Bristol in June of 1942. The Boeing 314 flying boat had been diverted from Pan Am delivery to BOAC in 1941. Another diverted 'Clipper' the BOAC's Berwick had been used to fly Churchill to the famed Casablanca meeting, with Roosevelt flying in Pan Am's Dixie Clipper, the first official Air Force One.
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she tried to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
No, Winston Churchill did not fly a Spitfire aircraft. He was a statesman and leader of the United Kingdom during World War II, but he did not fly fighter planes. Instead, he supported and encouraged the pilots who flew Spitfires and other aircraft in the war effort.
J. Erroll Boyd became the first Canadian to fly across the Atlantic in the 1930s
she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic
No, he was first to fly solo across the Atlantic.
She flew across the Atlantic in 1928 and in 1932. She flew to Hawaii in 1935 and 1937.
Amelia Mary Earhart was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
she did it with a plane.
Wanted to
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No it was Charles a. Lindbergh
1927! ^-^