Solar Impulse Forced to Land in Nagoya Due to Deteriorating Weather

Solar Impulse Forced to Land in Nagoya Due to Deteriorating Weather

Monday, 01 June 2015 11:16

2015 05 31 Solar Impulse 2 RTW 7th Flight Nanjing to Hawaii take-off pizzolante 288 low The weather conditions toward Hawaii have unfortunately deteriorated, and the Solar Impulse team have decided that the zero-fuel airplane, which has taken off on Saturday from Nanjing, China, will have to land in Nagoya, Japan.

Solar Impulse will then stay in Nagoya until the weather forecast allow them to take off and try again to fly to Hawaii.

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