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March 22, 2015

Solar plane lands in Myanmar on epic round-the-world journey
Yangon (AFP) March 19, 2015
Solar Impulse 2 landed in Myanmar's second largest city Mandalay Thursday after completing the fourth leg of its landmark circumnavigation of the globe powered solely by the sun - and was met by an elephant. The single-seater aircraft landed at 7:51 pm (1321 GMT) after a 13-hour journey from the Indian holy city Varanasi. Pictures posted on social media showed the plane being met by two men dressed as a brightly coloured elephant and a huge crowd of local dancers. Pilot Bertrand Piccard fle ... read more

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