Lindbergh is rightly famous for being the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic--and for breaking the non-stop distance record in an airplane, and for winning the Orteig Prize, and for being the first to fly an airplane nonstop from the mainland of North America (sort of) to the mainland of Europe. <br />
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But he was beaten in the race to cross the Atlantic by eight years and at least 84 different men. He wasn&#39;t the first to win prize money for it either.  But Lindbergh shouldn&#39;t be famous for making the first non-stop transatlantic flight either. That honor goes to Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten-Brown of the Royal Air Force the very next month.<br />
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