Is the Douglas airliner that has been flying for 35 years real?

Airplanes are now a common mode of transportation.

Because it's very fast, it's very popular with everyone. But when it was first created, many people did not adopt this mode of travel because of the high ** of one ride. And it is precisely because of the high cost of airplanes that many people like to pay attention to airplanes, and people especially like to add stories such as time travel full of mystery to the airplane, so there are many stories of hee hee, which are difficult to distinguish between true and false.

There has always been a rumor about airplanes, and that is, there has always been a question about a 1955 airplane. According to rumors, the 914 flight that took off in 1955 disappeared after takeoff that year, until one day after 1990, in South America.

at an airfield again. This incident caused a great sensation at the time, and everyone said that the plane had been flying for 35 years. Because of the rise of this rumor, many people began to study the inexplicable events in the world, and this rumor continues to this day.

But in fact, this statement must be impossible.

Because in 1955, passenger planes to the Americas were all taking international routes, and there would be no passenger planes taking the route of American domestic airlines. So it stands to reason that at that time, there were no planes that could go from New York to Florida.

This route, because the aircraft does not have the corresponding license plate. So the 35-year flight history of this 914 airliner must be fictional, it can't fly from the route it says it is, let alone go missing along the way. There is no such thing as a missing, and it will not be found again in 35 years.

Moreover, in 1955, the technology of various countries to manufacture aircraft was not so high, and the 914 airliner did not have the ability to fly for that long. One flight of an airplane already costs a lot of fuel, and it is impossible to fly continuously for 35 years. And although the incident was a sensation at the time, there was no substantive coverage of it.

If such a miraculous thing had happened, it would have been recorded internationally. But in 1955, there was no record of the disappearance of the 914 airliner in the history of world aviation.

Therefore, under the evidence of this evidence, this incident about the 35 years of flight of the 914 airliner must be false. At that time, airlines must have advertised it in order to increase their popularity and attract everyone's attention. This is actually a very common marketing tool.

The mysterious disappearance of the 914 airliner for 35 years is just an oolong, its authenticity has been explained by various materials to be impossible, and this incident is absolutely fake.

Not really. At that time, the U.S. aviation industry did not have a domestic aviation business, and was responsible for international operations, so this was also an obvious loophole.

Not really. There is no evidence of this incident at all, and even the dozens of passengers and flight attendants on the plane did not testify to this matter, which shows that this incident is completely false.

Not really, because the company has gone bankrupt and no one has come out to refute the rumors, so it has led to a flood of fake news.

It's true, there's something in the world called a wormhole, and it can make people travel through time or that plane does what the great Albert Einstein called faster-than-light travel!

Fake, this is a story that cannot exist. Because no one and any department came forward to confirm it.

Not really. Because there are so many loopholes in this matter, firstly, none of the passengers and flight attendants on the plane testified about this incident, and secondly, there was no news report of the plane crash that year, which is also unreasonable.

Not really. In fact, this incident seems to be very fake, and there is no evidence to confirm it at all, and not even any of the people on the flight came forward to testify for this time.

From the Monkey King in "Journey to the West" to Daedalus who crossed the sea with wax wings in Greek mythology, from Leonardo da Vinci who designed ornithopters to George Kelly, the father of aeronautics, human beings have long longed to get rid of the shackles of the ground and soar into the blue sky since ancient times. More than 100 years ago, this supreme ideal was finally realized, and mankind entered a new century of flight. In 1904, the Wright brothers built the world's first experimentally successful manned aircraft.

Since then, humans have begun to experiment with round-the-world flights. On April 6, 1924, the first successful round-the-world flight of the Douglas biplane designed and manufactured by the American aircraft designer Douglas was successful, and on September 28 of the same year, the round-the-world flight with the same type of aircraft was also successful, and Douglas and the Douglas company he founded became famous.