Homepage Biographical Information Photo Gallery Record Flights Sound Clips Video Clips Souvenirs Exclusive Bobbi Trout Products Event Archives Celebration of Life Bobbi Trout Scholarship Fund Contact Us Bobbi's Special Links: Artist Nixon Galloway AVweb AWAM GladysOdonnell.com Julie Clark's American Aerobatics Ninety-Nines OneSixRight.com Pioneers of Aviation History Plane Mercantile San Diego Aerospace Museum Women in Aviation Women in Aviation Resource Center Women Fly WASPS www.BobbiTrout.com sponsored by: Aviatrix Enterprises PO Box 160063 Nashville, TN 37216 Phone: (615) 227-6177 email us ©2002-2010 Bobbi Trout/Aviatrix Enterprises All Rights Reserved		Video Clips Los Angeles, Jan. 4, 1931 -- Bobbi Trout and Edna Cooper, actress and aviatrix, set out to break Bobbi and Elinor Smith's previous in-flight refueling record of 42 hours. They flew the monoplane Lady Rolph. After five days (122 hours) in the air, they landed to a crowd of cameras and news reporters. During their stay aloft, they covered over 7370 miles at an average speed of 60 miles per hour. A total of 1138 gallons of gasoline and 34 gallons of oil were transferred to them by a refueling ship piloted by Bud Hussey and Ralph DeRose. They also received supplies and food during the 22 contacts made with the refueling plane. Click here to view the incredible Paramount newsreel.