ON RWD-5 ACROSS THE ATLANTIC

Discover the fascinating story of one of the most daring feats in the history of Polish aviation. The book "On RWD-5 Across the Atlantic" is an account of the extraordinary flight of Captain Stanisław Skarżyński, who in 1933 flew solo across the Atlantic in a light aircraft RWD-5 bis the smallest machine ever to have covered this route. It is a story full of courage, determination and dreams, which inspires to push the boundaries of possibility.

• Extraordinary story of Captain Stanisław Skarżyński
• Account of the record flight from Senegal to Brazil
• Colorful portrait of a man full of courage and determination
• Inspiring read about pushing the boundaries of possibility
• Detailed descriptions of the preparations and difficulties of the expedition
• Behind the scenes of the life of a pilot who gained worldwide recognition

The book "On RWD-5 Across the Atlantic" is not just a dry account of facts, but above all a captivating story about a man who dared to fulfill his dreams. The author leads the reader with extraordinary precision and attention to detail through the individual stages of flight preparation, showing the difficulties that Captain Skarżyński had to face. We learn about his determination, dedication and perseverance in pursuing his goal.

It is also a colorful portrait of an era in which aviation was still in its infancy and every flight was a huge challenge. The author describes the realities of a pilot's life in those days, his passions and interests. He shows Skarżyński as a man of flesh and blood, who, despite fame and recognition, remained modest and discreet.

This book is a must-read for all lovers of history, aviation and great adventures. It is an inspiring story about the power of the human spirit, which shows that the impossible does not exist. "On RWD-5 Across the Atlantic" is a book that will remain in the reader's memory for a long time and will encourage reflection on their own dreams and goals.

Military Publishing Institute, year of publication 2023, 284 pages, format 208x292 mm, paperback.