Incredible but True?

On December 4, 1926, Agatha Christie's car was found abandoned at a scenic spot a few miles from the busy English town of Guildford.

The story of one of Great Britain's greatest WWI flying aces, Albert Ball.

In 1933, Bill Lancaster attempted to set a new world record flying from England to South Africa.

In 1942, a flying boat took off from northeast Scotland headed for Iceland. There were 15 men onboard, including the Duke of Kent, younger brother of King George VI.

Home to one of the most remote lighthouses in the United Kingdom, the Flannan Isles have signaled danger to shipping in the Atlantic for over 100 years.

In 1978, commercial pilot Frederick Valentich took off on a solo flight from Melbourne, Australia. Some 40 minutes later, Valentich reported a large aircraft 1,000 feet above him.

On June 18, 1928, world-famous Polar explorer Roald Amundsen took off from Norway in a flying boat and headed towards the Arctic Circle.