In April 1928, Germany’s Hermann Koehl and Ireland’s James Fitzmaurice made the first non-stop east-to-west crossing of the Atlantic in Bremen, their Junkers W 33 aircraft. Leaving from Baldonnel, Ireland, they made an emergency landing on Greenly Island off the village of Blanc-Sablon in the Côte-Nord region of Quebec. They were rescued by Quebec aviator Roméo Vachon, and their plane was then brought to Québec City.
W. B. Edwards Inc.
Ville de Québec
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) - W. B. Edwards Inc. Fonds - Date: 1928
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