the idea . . . 
Flight Across America to honor 9/11 victims --   June 7, 2002 - AOPA Online
  This summer volunteer pilots will honor victims of the September 11 tragedy by flying across the  country. Starting on August 11 from Paine Field in Everett, Washington, Flight Across America will  link with other flights and converge in New York City on the one-year anniversary. Fifty state flags will  be delivered to the city. The goal is to have at least one aircraft take off and land from every airport in  the country during the month-long celebration of flight. There will also be fly-in picnics. Flight Across  America was dreamed up by Molly Peebles, who has a newly discovered passion for flight and a  desire to make a difference after September 11.

   
For more information contact Molly Peebles, Executive Director, Flight Across America,
 at 425-702-9231 or go to the web site <www.flightacrossamerica.com>
   

the aircraft . . .

 

details

Make/Model:
  
  1960  PA24-250
Piper Comanche

Aircraft Id:

  N6632P
Capacity:   4 adults + full fuel
Cruise speed:   147 kt / 169 mph
Pilot/Owner:   Peter Morse, Putnam, Ct.



N6632P at Danielson, Ct. (5B3)

the flight . . .

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On Aug. 11, 2002, as part of Flight Across America, N6632P will visit each of the five New England states, landing at six General Aviation airports in one day. Just because, in America, we can!

Airport

Id nm time
Danielson, Ct. 5B3

 (depart 7:30 AM)

Block Island, RI BID 52.5 0:22
Chatham, Ma. CQX 94.5 0:39
Sanford, Me. SFM 112.8 0:48
Newport, NH 2B3 68.4 0:28
Bennington, Vt. DDH 63.5 0:26
Pittsfield, Ma. PSF 27.9 0:12
Danielson, Ct. 5B3 71.2 0:30

totals

  490.8 3:25



Graphic of 5-state route