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New York to Buenos Aires in 16 Days: The Daring Adventure of a Young Family's Intercontinental Flight in a Single-Engine Plane E. J. Stephens he makes contact with Pelbar'sIn 1956, Robert and Meryl Wells followed their dream to fly a small, single engine Cessna from New York to their home in Buenos Aires, a distance of about ten thousand miles. With their children, three year old Susie and six month old Bobby, the intrepid couple set off on an unforgettable, intercontinental journey that took them over oceans, jungles, deserts, and the magnificent Andes mountains. The adventure included a night in the Colombian jungle