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Paul Redfern (24 February 1902 – August 1927?) was an American musician and pilot. In August 1927, Redfern became the first person to fly solo across the Caribbean Sea and the first to fly nonstop from North to South America He has never been found or heard from since he was observed flying inland over Venezuela. Redfern's flight was twelve weeks after Charles Lindbergh made his historic flight from New York to Paris. In 1929, Lindbergh came close to skimming the sands of the Sea Island, Georgia, beach Redfern took off from and dropped carnations in his fellow flyer's honor. If Redfern had reached his final destination, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, his 4,600 miles (7,400 km) flight would have outdistanced Lindbergh. Redfern had an alternative landing site (Recite) planned if his fuel ran too lo

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rdfs:comment	Paul Redfern (24 February 1902 – August 1927?) was an American musician and pilot. In August 1927, Redfern became the first person to fly solo across the Caribbean Sea and the first to fly nonstop from North to South America He has never been found or heard from since he was observed flying inland over Venezuela. Redfern's flight was twelve weeks after Charles Lindbergh made his historic flight from New York to Paris. In 1929, Lindbergh came close to skimming the sands of the Sea Island, Georgia, beach Redfern took off from and dropped carnations in his fellow flyer's honor. If Redfern had reached his final destination, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, his 4,600 miles (7,400 km) flight would have outdistanced Lindbergh. Redfern had an alternative landing site (Recite) planned if his fuel ran too lo (en)
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name	Paul Redfern (en)
birth place	Rochester, New York, U.S. (en)
dcterms:subject	Aviation accidents and incidents in 1927 Missing aviators 1902 births Year of death unknown Musicians from Columbia, South Carolina American aviators Aviation pioneers People from Rochester, New York 1920s missing person cases People declared dead in absentia Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incidents Missing person cases in Venezuela
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Caribbean Sea Rochester, New York Musician Aviation accidents and incidents in 1927 Missing aviators Benedict College Brazil Declared death in absentia Detroit List of people who disappeared mysteriously: 1910-1990 Rio de Janeiro United States Army Air Corps Venezuela Drietabbetje 1902 births Year of death unknown Columbia, South Carolina Clara Bow Musicians from Columbia, South Carolina Angel Falls MIT Franklin Delano Roosevelt American aviators Aviation pioneers People from Rochester, New York British Guiana Brunswick, Georgia 1920s missing person cases Toledo, Ohio Tumuk Humak Mountains Washington Luís Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela American Museum of Natural History Paloemeu Paramaribo Paris People declared dead in absentia Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incidents Charles Lindbergh George Henry Hamilton Tate Pilot South America New Jersey Missing person cases in Venezuela Sea Island, Georgia William LaVarre Standard Aircraft Corporation Rochester, NY New York (State) Amerindian Jimmy Angel Stinson SM-1 Detroiter
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birth date	1902-02-24 (xsd:date)
birth name	Paul Rinaldo Redfern (en)
death date	August 1927? (en)
known for	First person to fly solo across the Caribbean Sea and first to fly nonstop from North to South America; mysterious disappearance (en)
nationality	American (en)
occupation	Musician, pilot (en)
has abstract	Paul Redfern (24 February 1902 – August 1927?) was an American musician and pilot. In August 1927, Redfern became the first person to fly solo across the Caribbean Sea and the first to fly nonstop from North to South America He has never been found or heard from since he was observed flying inland over Venezuela. Redfern's flight was twelve weeks after Charles Lindbergh made his historic flight from New York to Paris. In 1929, Lindbergh came close to skimming the sands of the Sea Island, Georgia, beach Redfern took off from and dropped carnations in his fellow flyer's honor. If Redfern had reached his final destination, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, his 4,600 miles (7,400 km) flight would have outdistanced Lindbergh. Redfern had an alternative landing site (Recite) planned if his fuel ran too low, but it is unknown whether he pursued that alternative or decided to continue on to Rio, where thousands awaited his arrival, including the President of Brazil and movie star Clara Bow. (en)
disappeared date	1927-08-26 (xsd:date)
disappeared place	Inland over Venezuela (en)
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