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In order to qualify for the record, Bill must fly over both poles and also
have a distance 120 - 180 degrees between
lines of longitude, which is why he flew so far East on the way to Brazil.
It's a closed route (no gaps) and must
be declared before departure. You can look up all the rules, requirements
and records.

The National Aeronautic Association has an interesting web site:
http://naa.aero/

Sue

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