CANBERRA'S RECORD

The transcript describes a record-breaking flight by the Canberra aircraft, highlighting the crew members and their roles. The flight involved crossing the Atlantic twice in one day, with a total flying time of just under eight hours. The pilots share their experiences, emphasizing the critical role of navigation, particularly praising the navigator, Watson, for his accuracy.

Who were the crew members of the Canberra jet plane?

• Mr J Doe, Mr K Roe, Mr L Moe

• Mr X Lee, Mr Y Kim, Mr Z Park

• Mr A Smith, Mr B Johnson, Mr C Brown

• Mr P Hillwood, Mr R P Beamon, Mr D A Watson

What was the total flying time for the Canberra's two-way Atlantic crossing?

• Seven hours and fifty-nine minutes

• Nine hours and thirty minutes

• Eight hours and one minute

• Ten hours and two minutes

Where did the crew have lunch during their record-breaking flight?

• Paris, France

• London, England

• Gander, Newfoundland

• Aldergrove, Ireland

What was considered the most crucial aspect of the Canberra's flight?

• The speed of the aircraft

• The navigation

• The weather conditions

• The fuel efficiency

Who was credited with the successful navigation of the Canberra flight?

• Mr P Hillwood

• Mr J Doe

• Mr D A Watson

• Mr R P Beamon