On a rainy April morning in 1913, two daring young men etched their place in aviation history and joined the ranks of the intrepid. As they flew a biplane across the tiny Isthmus of Panama, Robert G. Fowler and Ray Duhem set the record for the world’s first nonstop transcontinental flight and filmed the event for posterity. This is a glimpse of that flight. Bilingual account in Spanish and English. Approved by Panama's Ministry of Education as a complementary text for use in the classroom. Best in Category for Children's Bilingual, 2013 Pinnacle Book Achievement Award.