World · Europe · 3 hrs ago
Daily Mail owner offered £10,000 for first flight across the Atlantic
The story looks back at an air race to cross the Atlantic by plane.
The prize was offered by the owner of the Daily Mail, whose name is not given here.
The offer promised £10,000 to the first person to make the flight.
Crossing the Atlantic meant flying between continents over a vast stretch of ocean.
The contest became what the headline calls the greatest air race in history.
The account describes how the race unfolded, but gives no details here about its winner or what happened next.
The owner of the Daily Mail offered £10,000 to the first person to fly across the Atlantic.
The offer led to what the headline describes as an air race.
The article headline says it recounts how the race unfolded.
The source text provided does not give details of the competitors or the outcome.
- Who
- The owner of the Daily Mail offered the prize. The owner is not named in the provided text.
- What
- A £10,000 prize was offered to the first person to fly across the Atlantic.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Across the Atlantic.
- Why
- The prize was for the first person to fly across the Atlantic.
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- Prize
- £10,000
- Challenge
- Be the first person to fly across the Atlantic
- Offer made by
- The owner of the Daily Mail