FS2004 Southern Cross Fokker FVII/3m
FS2004 Southern Cross Fokker FVII/3m The ‘Southern Cross’ made the first crossing of the Pacific Ocean by an aircraft, flown by Charles Kingsford-Smith and a crew of three. They took off from Oakland, California on May 31, 1928, and arrived at Brisbane, Australia on June 19. The Southern Cross was, at the time, even more famous than Charles Lindberg’s ‘Spirit of St. Louis’. The Southern Cross is preserved today at Brisbane Airport. This package includes the aircraft model and ready-made flights you can use to recreate the 1928 experience. By Jens B. Kristensen. 5.4MB
