Grahame-White at the 1910 London to Manchester air race

In 1910, Graham White embarks on a 186-mile flight from Wormwood Scrubs. Despite initial confidence, he encounters trouble at Rugby, with windsocks indicating challenging conditions. He narrowly avoids disaster by safely landing, but his undercarriage is damaged beyond repair, leading to his defeat.

What year did Graham White take off from Wormwood Scrubs?

• 1905

• 1910

• 1930

• 1920

What challenge did Graham White face during his flight at Rugby?

• Bird strike

• Engine failure

• Adverse wind conditions

• Fuel shortage

How did Graham White manage to land safely despite the challenges?

• He performed a teeth-clenched lift

• He was assisted by another pilot

• He used a parachute

• He landed on water

What was the condition of Graham White's aircraft after landing?

• The wings were broken

• It was in perfect condition

• The engine was damaged

• The undercarriage was beyond repair

Who declared the undercarriage beyond repair?

• A mechanic

• A pilot

• An engineer

• A fireman