Before revision: "Sea Legs of Floating Airport Prevents Rolls and Pitches" Popular Mechanics, January 1930 Article and photo located bottom-right-side of page The idea of floating airports was forgotten until in 1935 the famous French aviation pilot and builder Bleriot gave one of his last interviews in which he made the case for floating airports in mid-Atlantic; he called them Seadromes as a solution to economical trans-Atlantic passenger flights."SEADROMES!
After revision: "Sea Legs of Floating Airport Prevents Rolls and Pitches" Popular Mechanics, January 1930 Article and photo located bottom-right-side of page The idea of floating airports received fresh attention in 1935 the famous French aviation pilot and builder Bleriot gave one of his last interviews in which he made the case for installing somewhen mid-Atlantic; he called them Seadromes as a solution to economical trans-Atlantic passenger flights."SEADROMES!