Oceanic Operations Report: Welcome to the Revolution (Maybe)
It's as true today as it was for Charles Lindbergh and his not-so-lucky contemporaries in the 1920s. Outside of aerial combat, crop dusting, and airborne firefighting, perhaps oceanic crossings represent the most challenging -- and potentially dangerous -- operations involved in air transportation....
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