Henri Farman

Henri Farman was a pioneering French aviator and engineer in the early 20th century, known for making significant advances in flight. He built and flew some of the first successful airplanes, achieving notable milestones such as the first cross-country flight in Europe in 1907. Farman’s designs contributed to the development of heavier-than-air aircraft, and he was also a skilled pilot and organizer of early aviation competitions. His efforts helped push forward aeronautical technology, laying the groundwork for modern aviation.