The Atlantic

As soon as the First World War is over, the former war pilots embark on the race for flying feats of all kinds. It is a time of recklessness and challenge, of loops in the air and stunts, and of course the crossing of the Atlantic, in 1927 by Charles Lindbergh…

It is also a new era that begins with the expansion of air transportation and the creation of the legendary Aéropostale. Civil aviation becomes commercial, and regular lines carrying couriers and travelers are created. Borders are constantly pushed back.

Who would have imagined that the first Paris-Moscow commercial line would be inaugurated in November 1924? And that linking Moscow to Beijing in 1925 would also serve as a propaganda tool?

The Lindbergh legend is born with his crossing of the Atlantic in May 1927, after 33 hours of flight, thus connecting New York City to Paris.