CAIRO: The Solar Impulse 2 arrived in Cairo on Wednesday for the penultimate stop in the sun oriented controlled plane's reality visit, two days subsequent to setting off from Spain.
The exploratory plane had finished the principal solo transoceanic flight to arrive in Spain a month ago, and will proceed from Cairo to Abu Dhabi, where it started its marathon venture in March a year ago.
Solar Plane
In the wake of setting off from Seville, Spain on Monday morning, the plane went through Algerian, Tunisian, Italian and Greek airspace, and flew over the Giza Pyramids before touching down at Cairo airplane terminal at around 7:10am (0510 GMT).
Its bolster group cheered as the plane, no heavier than an auto however with the wingspan of a Boeing 747, landed it, and trailed after it on bikes.
"It was incredible, everything functioned admirably," The pilot Andre Borschberg told the control tower, as a live stream on Solar Impulse.
The exploratory plane had finished the principal solo transoceanic flight to arrive in Spain a month ago, and will proceed from Cairo to Abu Dhabi, where it started its marathon venture in March a year ago.
Solar Plane
Its bolster group cheered as the plane, no heavier than an auto however with the wingspan of a Boeing 747, landed it, and trailed after it on bikes.
"It was incredible, everything functioned admirably," The pilot Andre Borschberg told the control tower, as a live stream on Solar Impulse.
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