Oscar Bie da

Oscar Bie da

The Oscar Bie da (Oskar Bider, from July 12, 1891 to July 7, 1919) is a pioneer of the aviation of Switzerland.

I was born in Basel = Lunt associate state orchid gene Brooke. It was the son of the merchant, but, in disfavor with an occupation of father, I advanced to the agricultural school and worked at some farms. I emigrated to Argentina and committed approximately one year as a gaucho. I came back to Europe in 1912 and entered the flying school of blurring Rio of Pau and got the license of the pilot. Go over Pyrenees from Pau in blurring Rio XI after January, and do a flight to Madrid, and become famous, and come back to Switzerland in 1913; when flew it, was invited as a hero.

I challenged the Alps 越 えの flight that Jorge Chavez challenged it three years ago in 1913, and failed in a landing, and died. I adjusted a plane of 70HP to atmospheric pressure of the at a high altitude and confirmed that I reduced fuel and reached the necessary altitude. I left Bern on July 13, 1913 and I took more than two hours and increased to an altitude of 3,600m necessary to surpass Jungfrau yogh and I went over more than 100 of the Jungfrau yogh and succeeded in a flight to Milan. I waited for the weather to be restored in Milan for 13 days and returned to Bern through ルコマーニョ mountain pass and クリュツリ mountain pass, and it was the pilot in a successful beginning in making a round trip across the Alps.

I flew in Bern by non-landing from Paris in four hours 20 minutes in December, 1913 and made a speed record.

I acted as Pilot chief of the aviation corps that I established during World War I newly. I returned to civil aviation after the war and followed flying one round of Switzerland carrying a fellow passenger. On July 7, 1919, I fell and died and finished the aviation carrier of six and a half years. A monument of the B da was made in Bern.

Reference materials

• Peter Supf: Bider, Oskar. In: Neue Deutsche Biographie (NDB). Band 2, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1955, S. 218.
• Heimatgeschichtliches Lesebuch von Basel, Lehrmittelverlag des Kantons Basel-Stadt, 1966, Seiten 250-251
• Unser Kanton, Verlag des Kantons Basel-Landschaft, 1993, Seiten 255-257
• It is Ein Leben für die Aviatik; Oskar Bider 1891-1919 Büchlein von Heidi + Eugen Schwarz (vergriffen) herausgegeben 1991

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