On October 11, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt became the first president to fly in a plane. The flight took place after Roosevelt's last term as president. The plane had been built by the Wright brothers. The plane was flown by Arch Huxley for about four minutes. Roosevelt and Huxley took off from Kinloch Field in St. Louis, Missouri. Today, that field is home to that city's major airport. This passage is mostly about
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Arch Huxley flying a plane made by the Wright brothers.
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Kinloch Field turning into St. Louis's major airport.
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the Wright brothers making a plane in St. Louis.
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Roosevelt being the first president to fly in a plane.