Jim Mollinson sets 1936 trans-Atlantic flight record

Jim Morrison, a renowned aviator, has set a new record by flying from Harbor Grace to Croydon in 13 hours and 17 minutes, surpassing Amelia Earhart's 1932 record. Despite facing challenges like ice formation, Morrison completed the journey in less than 10 hours. Upon arrival, he received a warm welcome and expressed his intention to travel to the Cape soon. The transcript highlights Morrison's achievements, the difficulties he encountered during the flight, and his future plans.

Who did Jim Morrison surpass with his record-breaking flight?

• Wiley Post

• Charles Lindbergh

• Amelia Earhart

• Howard Hughes

What was Jim Morrison's immediate plan after his arrival?

• To fly back immediately

• To hold a press conference

• To have a large Scotch whisky

• To visit London

What challenge did Jim Morrison face during his flight?

• Navigation issues

• Ice accumulation

• Severe turbulence

• Engine failure

How long did Jim Morrison take to complete his coast-to-coast journey?

• Less than 8 hours

• Less than 10 hours

• Less than 14 hours

• Less than 12 hours

What was Jim Morrison's sentiment about his journey?

• He found it easy and enjoyable

• He regretted undertaking it

• He was indifferent about it

• He found it challenging but rewarding