Thomas Fitzpatrick's Manhattan Plane Bet

Thomas Fitzpatrick's Manhattan Plane Bet

In 1956, Thomas Fitzpatrick, under the influence of alcohol, stole a small plane from New Jersey and skillfully landed it on a narrow Manhattan street in front of a bar for a bet. Two years later, he repeated the feat to prove his earlier claim after someone doubted his story.

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