Charles Lindbergh in Paris after his historic 1927 flight

Lindy, known as the Lone Eagle, completed a historic nonstop flight covering 3600 miles in 36 hours and 32 minutes. Lindbergh, along with Ambassador Eric and philanthropist Raymond Ortiz, celebrated this achievement. Ortiz was pleased to award the $25,000 prize he had offered in 1919 for the first nonstop flight from New York to Paris.

How many miles did Lindy, the Lone Eagle, cover nonstop?

What was the total duration of Lindy's nonstop flight?

Who was the philanthropist that paid the $25,000 prize?

In what year was the $25,000 prize posted?

From which city did Lindy fly nonstop to Paris?