Spirit of St. Louis

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Spirit of St. Louis is the custom-built aircraft flown by Charles Lindbergh on the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927.

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Generate an image of Spirit of St. Louis (Spirit of St. Louis is the custom-built aircraft flown by Charles Lindbergh on the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aircraft ⓘ
custom-built monoplane ⓘ
historic aircraft ⓘ
achieved Orteig Prize ⓘ
aircraftType Ryan NYP ⓘ
arrivalAirport Le Bourget Field ⓘ
arrivalLocation Paris, France ⓘ
linked to: Paris
builtFor Orteig Prize ⓘ
constructionLocation San Diego, California ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
crewCapacity 1 ⓘ
cruiseSpeedKmh ~190 ⓘ
culturalSignificance symbol of early aviation achievement ⓘ
currentLocation National Air and Space Museum ⓘ
currentLocationCity Washington, D.C. ⓘ
departureAirport Roosevelt Field ⓘ
departureLocation Long Island, New York ⓘ
linked to: Long Island
designer Donald A. Hall ⓘ
emptyWeightKg ~975 ⓘ
engineConfiguration single radial engine ⓘ
engineType Wright J-5C Whirlwind ⓘ
featuredIn book "The Spirit of St. Louis" by Charles Lindbergh ⓘ
film "The Spirit of St. Louis" ⓘ
firstFlightDate 1927-04-28 ⓘ
flightDistanceKilometers ~5800 ⓘ
flightDurationHours 33.5 ⓘ
fuelCapacityLiters ~1700 ⓘ
heightMeters 2.7 ⓘ
lengthMeters 8.4 ⓘ
manufacturer Ryan Airlines ⓘ
maximumSpeedKmh ~210 ⓘ
museumCollection Smithsonian Institution ⓘ
namedAfter St. Louis, Missouri ⓘ
notableFlight first solo nonstop transatlantic flight ⓘ
notableFlightDate 1927-05-20/21 ⓘ
operatedBy Charles Lindbergh ⓘ
primaryMaterial fabric-covered steel-tube fuselage ⓘ
wooden wings ⓘ
primaryPilot Charles Lindbergh ⓘ
rangeKilometers ~6400 ⓘ
registration N-X-211 ⓘ
retirementDate 1928 ⓘ
specialFeature large fuel tanks in forward fuselage ⓘ
no forward windshield ⓘ
periscope for forward visibility ⓘ
sponsorCity St. Louis, Missouri ⓘ
status preserved ⓘ
wingConfiguration high-wing monoplane ⓘ
wingSpanMeters 14.0 ⓘ
yearBuilt 1927 ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ryan NYP monoplane → namedAfter → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Orteig Prize → winningAircraft → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Pennsylvania Railroad → notableTrainService → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
subject linked to: PRR
Le Bourget Field → notableAircraft → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
N-X-211 → identifierFor → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
N-X-211 → usedOnAircraftName → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
N-X-211 → associatedWithOrganization → Spirit of St. Louis Organization ⓘ
linked to: Spirit of St. Louis
The Flight to Paris → mainSubject → Spirit of St. Louis (aircraft) ⓘ
subject linked to: “The Flight to Paris”
linked to: Spirit of St. Louis
National Air and Space Museum → hasExhibit → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Ryan Airlines → builtAircraft → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Ryan Airlines → associatedWith → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Ryan Airlines → hasNotableWork → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Ryan NYP → hasName → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Donald A. Hall → designed → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Donald A. Hall → notableAircraft → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis → namedAfter → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
SpaceShipOne → displayedWith → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Lora Josephine Knight → associatedWith → Spirit of St. Louis flight ⓘ
linked to: Spirit of St. Louis
Albert Bond Lambert → associatedWith → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Wright J-5C Whirlwind → usedInAircraft → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Spirit of St. Louis Airport → namedAfter → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
subject linked to: SUS
Spirit of St. Louis Medal → namedAfter → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ
Charles A. Lindbergh → aircraftFlown → Spirit of St. Louis ⓘ