UNIVERSITY OF EL SALVADOR

EASTERN MULTIDICIPLINARY FACULTY

DEPARTAMENT OF HUMANITIES
SECTION OF LANGUAGES

ENGLISH COMPOSITION I

CONTENT: The First Non-Stop Solo Transatlantic Flight.

PROFESSOR:
José David Perez Ramos

STUDENT:
Jakeline Lorena Meléndez Gómez

DATE:
April 22th, 2024

SEMESTER VII-2024
STUDENT OUTLINE 5
The First Non-Stop Solo Transatlantic Flight.
Use the following pictures to guide you in writing an outline for a report about Charles
Lindbergh´s flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Write a main idea sentence and at least one
sentence for every picture. Use the first picture for your main idea sentence. Make your
information detailed and precise.
Helpful vocabulary: take-off
pilot
greet
medal, national hero.
symbol of aviation

Main idea sentence: The first Non-Stop solo transatlantic flight

began when Spirit of St. Louis took off from Roosevelt field, New
York city, at 7:57 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, on May 20, 1927,
with Charles Lindbergh’s as the pilot.
1. The pilot was flying without a safety parachute or radio
communication.

2. The flight from New York to France covered 3,600 miles in 33

hours, passing through Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Ireland.

3. At 10:22 p.m. On May 21, the plane landed at Le Bourget

Airport in Paris, France.
4. Charles Lindbergh was received by 100,000, whom he
greeted from the plane.

5. He received a medal in honor of being the first person to

complete a non-stop solo transatlantic flight.

6. The newspaper " The New York Times " named him a
National Hero and a Symbol of Aviation.
The First Non-Stop Solo Transatlantic Flight.
Write a one-paragraph report using your main idea sentence, your outline, remember to
follow chronological order, be precise. Use correct punctuation.

The first non-stop solo transatlantic flight began when the Spirit of St. Louis took off
from Roosevelt field, New York city, at 7:57 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, on May 20, 1927,
with Charles Lindbergh’s as the pilot. During the trip he was flying without a safety
parachute or radio communication. The flight from New York to France covered 3,600 miles
in 33 hours, passing through Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Ireland. At 10:22 p.m. On May
21, the plane arrived at Le Bourget Airport in Paris France. There were 100,000 people
waiting for Charles Lindbergh, who greeted them from the airplane. Moreover, he received
a medal in honor of being the first person to complete a non-stop solo transatlantic flight.
The newspaper " The New York Times " named him a National Hero and a Symbol of
Aviation.